For neurodivergent people struggling with debt, such as those with ADHD or autism, an omnichannel approach helps them meet payment deadlines and keep debt under control

A full view of the customer journey is critical to detecting and preventing digital wallet fraud, as are enhanced communications and segmented strategies

A new report from Chartis Research shines a spotlight on how fraud platforms, GenAI, agentic AI and real-time payments are driving fraud protection forward

The FICO European Fraud Map shows how Card Not Present fraud is rising across Europe, and why a unified approach to fighting fraud is vital

UK Finance’s Fraud Report 2025 shows changes in fraud typologies – underlying much of this shift is evolving techniques in social engineering

Money mules are causing significant problems across the globe. Organizations must take proactive steps to identify and disrupt them.

Movement Mortgage’s Anna Benz discusses the importance of FICO Scores in the credit ecosystem

Six pivotal reasons why accuracy is paramount in credit scoring for mortgage loans

Fraudsters are using increasingly sophisticated tactics to scam consumers out of their money, but there are practical and immediate steps you can take if you’ve responded to a scam

How migrating to FICO® Score 10T can help you gain first-mover advantage on non-conforming mortgage loans

As bank fraud increases and more customers fall victim to scams, banks in Spain need to enhance fraud protection but not at the risk of damaging customer experience

Real-time payments attract real-time fraud, so banks and other financial institutions need the best tools and technology to protect their customers

Bust-out fraud is a type of fraud that often masquerades as bad debt - but it can never be collected, because the account owner has no intention to pay

As real-time payments take off and begin to dominate ecommerce growth, banks must address real-time payments fraud with sensible friction and personalized notifications

The growth of fraud associated with real-time payments has already caused liability and regulatory changes abroad – will it happen in the United States too?