Most fraud tools today weren’t built for the world we live in now.
- They’re limited to a single or few fraud types, missing the bigger picture leaving you blind to patterns that span systems and channels.
- They use ‘black box’ technology that makes it difficult and expensive to configure based on your unique data or ignores industry-specific nuances that make your risk unique.
- They struggle to distinguish legitimate activity from increased fraud, leading to false positives that slow payments and disrupt the customer experience.
- They leave businesses without the support needed to train teams and continuously enhance systems and processes that strengthen fraud detection.
- And, under Nacha’s 2026 compliance rules for fraud detection, weak fraud tools could cost businesses both revenue and reputation.
Compounding the challenge, most businesses lack the staff, resources, or data to develop or sustain robust fraud prevention programs leaving them dangerously exposed.