ACI Worldwide Launches Network Intelligence Technology to Combat Real-Time Payments Fraud
ACI Worldwide has launched its proprietary Network Intelligence Technology to enhance fraud prevention strategies for banks and payment providers. This technology allows for the secure sharing of industry-wide fraud signals, leveraging machine learning to combat rising fraud attacks, especially in the digital payments sector affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. With APP fraud increasing by 71% in the UK, ACI's solution aims to provide a customized, hybrid approach to fraud prevention, combining proprietary signals with community insights.
- Launch of Network Intelligence Technology enhances fraud prevention capabilities.
- Allows secure sharing of fraud signals among industry players, improving collaboration.
- Addresses rising fraud rates, especially in real-time payments due to the pandemic.
- Increasing fraud attacks pose a significant threat to financial institutions.
- New technology enables banks and payment providers to share industry-wide fraud signals to leverage machine learning technology more effectively
The new technology enables banks, processors, acquirers, and networks to augment fraud prevention strategies by allowing them to securely share industry-wide fraud signals by feeding their machine learning models and leveraging their machine learning technology more effectively. It offers industry players a new, hybrid approach towards fraud prevention, combining the strength of custom, proprietary signals and complementing them with signals exchanged within the consortium of industry participants.
The launch comes against the backdrop of rising global levels of new fraud attacks and increased calls for more collaboration among industry players. The rise of digital and real-time payments due to the Covid-19 pandemic has seen fraudsters and scammers increasingly focus on real-time payments channels, targeting unsuspecting customers through Phishing and social engineering scams. APP fraud increased
“ACI’s unique Network Intelligence Technology adds another layer to one of the most sophisticated fraud prevention and management solutions on the market today,” commented
ACI’s Network Intelligence Technology allows industry players to:
- Consume, distribute, and exchange secure fraud signals without exposing raw data
- Adopt a new, hybrid approach towards fraud prevention, combining the strength of custom, proprietary signals and complementing them with signals exchanged within the consortium
- Incorporate signals from third-party fraud intelligence sources
- Choose which insights to adopt into models and which to contribute to community findings
- Leverage transparent, individual signals rather than a single opaque model dominated by the largest contributor
- Create informative and contextually meaningful data features, focused on individual requirements
- Understand localized threats before they become endemic
ACI Fraud Management delivers enterprise fraud prevention capabilities that are crucial to successfully protecting customers in a real-time fraud environment. The solution offers advanced machine learning as well as behavioural biometrics capabilities, predictive analytics, and expertly defined rules—helping banks identify and prevent real-time fraud. It includes the ACI Model Generator, which enables business users to create and maintain their own predictive machine learning models within minutes which can be specific to real time instant payments. ACI’s unique network intelligence approach delivers an industry, regional, and market-wide view of emerging threats.
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