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

Enterprise fraud management can break down fraud prevention operational silos so that fraud and abuse can be tackled at the customer level, rather than just the account level

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

Understand the impact of PSD3 and the key changes it creates for fraud prevention specialists

Fraudsters adapt rapidly, always on the lookout for new ways to exploit weaknesses in fraud defences and find new routes to their victims. How can fraud teams respond?

As real-time payments continue to grow globally, authorized push payment fraud scams follow. making intervention imperative

Waiting for your regulator to require improved customer communications on scams places you at risk of distinct competitive disadvantage vis-à-vis your competitors

Traditional fraud protection methods may not be effective in protecting the unbanked and underbanked population - a more careful approach is needed

Defining and understanding different scam typologies yields results when identifying and preventing authorized push payment fraud

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

Scam regulations in Hong Kong, Singapore and Australia underline the need for action on the part of lenders and telcos

Latin America needs to get ready for the consequences of the growth of real-time payments

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

As regulators around the world roll out new rules to deal with APP fraud, these four tips can help payment service providers adapt to the new fraud prevention regimes

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