Scams rarely begin at the point of payment. They develop across channels, devices and platforms, often long before a customer is persuaded to transfer funds. Yet many financial institutions still rely on fragmented controls that assess digital activity, customer interactions and payments separately.
A modern approach to scam prevention requires intelligence across the full customer journey. By bringing together customer, behavioural, device, identity, beneficiary and payment signals, financial institutions can identify indicators of manipulation sooner, make more informed decisions and intervene before money moves.
This eBook explores how scam prevention is evolving as regulatory expectations and liability frameworks place greater emphasis on proactive, cross-channel and network-aware controls. It introduces six core pillars for building a more connected scam strategy that strengthens customer protection and helps institutions respond to an increasingly organised and sophisticated threat.
Inside, you’ll find:
Download the eBook to explore how an intelligence-driven scam prevention strategy can help your organisation identify risk sooner, intervene more effectively and better protect customers.
Jonathan Lamb, Lead Engagement Manager, Fraud and Identity, LexisNexis® Risk Solutions
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