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Visa Sets Up Scam Disruption Team, Blocking US$350 Million in Fraud

Fintech News

Payments giant Visa has established a specialised Scam Disruption practice to tackle emerging fraud schemes and protect consumers. The newly formalised group operates under Visa’s Payment Ecosystem Risk and Control (PERC) division and prevented more than US$350 million in attempted scams in 2024.

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

The Payments Association

Unveiling digital fraud: Insights into scam trends and prevention in the UK payment sector January 3 2025 by Payments Intelligence LinkedIn Email X WhatsApp What is this article about? An examination of authorised push payments (APP) scams in 2023, their impact on victims, and the platforms most exploited.

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What You Need to Know About Singapore’s Most Common Payment Fraud

Fintech News

Below are the most common types of fraud found now. Phishing continues to be one of the most prevalent scams affecting both consumers and businesses. This form of fraud involves deceptive tactics to steal personal information such as passwords and credit card numbers. Photo taken from Adyen Index: Retail Report 2024.

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

The Payments Association

It highlights the rising trends in fraud and stresses the need for payment leaders to implement stronger prevention strategies and collaborations. Payment leaders must focus on fraud prevention, collaboration with tech and telecom sectors, and public education to mitigate future risks. What’s next?

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Digital Footprinting: Adapting Fraud Prevention for the Digital Age

Seon

However, this expansion brings a corresponding need to evolve fraud prevention strategies to keep pace with advancing threats. Fraud’s Path to Escalation The digital age has ushered in a seismic shift in fraud, marked by increased costs and volume of fraudulent activities.

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Taking the Preemptive Strike to Thwart Rising Scams and Fraud in ASEAN Banking

Fintech News

In recent years, the banking sector in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) has witnessed a significant surge in scams and fraud activities. The bank’s customers also fell victim to a phishing scheme involving WhatsApp Web that ensnared more than 90 individuals in 2023, causing losses totalling S$176,000 (approx.

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Identity Fraud Attacks on Social Media Rose by 27% in 2024 Alone, Reveals AU10TIX

The Fintech Times

Only by adopting more advanced fraud prevention techniques and multi-layered defences can businesses stay ahead of emerging threats and strengthen trust with their users.”