Fraud Prevention
Fraud Prevention
Did You Know?

The credit card industry is dealing with $1.16 billion in traditional fraud losses, according to The Nilson Report of 2008.

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Consumer Lending

Credit Card Fraud Prevention

Many credit card fraud schemes are dependent on the standard industry practice of extending the open-to-buy to a customer when a remittance payment drawn on a checking account is posted. While this enhances customer service, it can also leave issuers vulnerable to a host of fraudulent schemes, such as bust-out fraud and synthetic identity fraud. Early Warning Services helps credit card issuers identify and prevent fraud at the earliest point of impact, before an open-to-buy is extended.

Early Warning solutions assists issuers with determining if:

  • a remittance payment is from an account that is open and in good standing
  • if the borrower is authorized to transact on the account on which a remittance payment is drawn

For more information on how Early Warning can help prevent credit card fraud, please see PAYMENT CHEK® service or contact us.

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