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The rise of generative AI in payment security: A double-edged sword for data privacy

The Payments Association

The dual impact of generative AI on payment security, highlighting its potential to enhance fraud detection while posing significant data privacy risks. From fraud detection to customer support, AI-driven solutions are revolutionising how payments are processed and safeguarded. What is this article about?

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What’s Next in Payments: A Memo to the GenAI Companies

Stax

Fraud Detection: A Key Focus When it comes to AI in the payments world, fraud detection is still the heavyweight champion, according to Sundt. “There’s merchant onboarding and there’s transactional settlement fraud that we focus on.” “And those are the things that we have to catch.”

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Transactions: MeridianLink, Sync1 Systems integrate Zest AI anti-fraud solution

Bank Automation

Loan origination systems MeridianLink and Sync1 Systems selected AI-driven lending technology provider Zest AI to integrate its fraud detection tool Zest Protect last week.

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The state of fraud in 2024: Key mid-year takeaways

The Payments Association

While banks and payment providers are making strides in fraud detection and prevention, the report stresses the need for more robust collaboration with technology and telecom sectors. This underscores the urgent need for payment leaders to engage in wider partnerships to combat the evolving fraud landscape.

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Payment orchestration: Beyond transaction routing

The Payments Association

Additionally, orchestration platforms deploy AI-powered fraud detection tools to analyse real-time behavioural data, enabling them to flag suspicious activity proactively. Payment orchestration platforms incorporate advanced tokenisation, replacing sensitive cardholder data with non-sensitive tokens.

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Unveiling digital fraud: Insights into scam trends and prevention in the UK payment sector

The Payments Association

Stronger fraud detection and better industry collaboration are needed to protect consumers The Payment Systems Regulator’s (PSR) findings in its December’s Unmasking how fraudsters target UK consumers in the digital age report reveal a stark picture of the growing threat posed by authorised push payment (APP) scams.

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Fraudsters Turn to WhatsApp: Revolut Reveals UK Consumers Lose £2,437 From WhatsApp Scams

The Fintech Times

WhatsApp prides itself on the security of its encrypted messages, however, according to new research from Revolut, the global fintech with 11 million UK customers and 50 million globally, UK consumers are losing an average of 2,437 from scams originating on the communications platform. Google platforms accounted for 0.09

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