This is an updated blog that was originally published June 27, 2023.

Application fraud prevention is getting a lot of attention from banks and credit unions. For good reason.

Account opening processes are speeding up, much to the delight of consumers...

Synthetic identity fraud losses rose to an estimated $20 billion in 2020—spiking sharply from an estimated $6 billion in 20161. One of the fastest growing financial crimes in the U.S., synthetic identity fraud is now one of the nation’s leading...

Application fraud prevention isn't what it used to be. Digital account opening processes are now the norm. Fraudsters are exploiting weaknesses in traditional risk assessment systems. And financial institutions (FIs) are struggling to prevent...

Zelle® released the following statement regarding the politically motivated copycat lawsuit filed by the New York Attorney General.
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