BlogRomance Fraud ScamsJuly 9, 2017 by Verafin Crime prevention is regularly focused on statistics and numbers. High dollar losses make for eye-catching headlines, sometimes making it easy to forget that fraud has a very human impact. If there is one thing we know about criminals, it’s that... |
InfographicFraud Schemes & ScamsFinancial institutions need to be on the lookout for fraudsters who use a variety of ploys to swindle individuals. These schemes and scams can generate... |
BlogSix things to consider when investigating check deposit fraudFebruary 6, 2017 by Verafin Good ol’ checks. Even though their use continues to decline, they’re still a thorn in the side of fraud investigators. The Federal Reserve Payments Study 2016 shows the number of check payments in 2015 fell to 17.3 billion, down 2.5... |
Case StudyVerafin’s innovative fraud detection analytics help a California-based FI prevent over $55,000 in potential fraud loss.A California FI • Headquarters: California Assets: $17.5B+ • Core Banking System: Fiserv DataSafe “We’re stopping fraud a lot quicker, catching things that, before, might... |
BlogPreventing thousands of dollars in fraud loss through early detectionNovember 21, 2016 by Verafin The ability to detect deposit fraud early and take decisive action is more important for financial institutions (FIs) than ever before. In its biennial 2015 Deposit Account Fraud Survey, conducted with commercial and savings banks, the American Bankers Association (ABA)... |
Case StudyImproved Fraud DetectionNeighbors Federal Credit Union • Headquarters: Baton Rouge, LA Assets: $1.2B • Core Banking System: Fiserv DNA “Knowing Verafin is behind me and looking... |
Feature SheetDeposit FraudFinancial institutions across the country are facing an increasing number of deposit fraud attacks, with criminals especially targeting ATM and mobile channels. Verafin’s innovative, behavior-based... |
Blog15 Red Flags for New Account FraudJuly 14, 2015 by Denise Hutchings Compromised credentials from a data breach or malware are frequently exploited by financial criminals to perpetrate new account fraud. The agency [FBI] used to learn about a new, large-scale data breach every two or three weeks. “Now, it is close... |
