Javelin’s September 2020 report, “Identity Fraud in the Digital Age,” drove home (again!) the need for financial institutions to work smarter, faster, and more collaboratively
As financial institutions strive to deliver consumers a frictionless digital account-opening experience, they should be careful not to skimp on fraud detection. In a recent
MINNEAPOLIS August 14, 2020 – With Three-Year Revenue Growth of 90 Percent, Inc. magazine has named Minneapolis-based Kevari, an identity fraud prevention and detection software
A decade ago, Kevari scored a big win when Sudheer Prem agreed to leave his R&D position at SAS and become our Chief Technology Officer.
Fraudsters are using stolen credentials and software bots to hack into your customers’ accounts. Next, they change account addresses, emails, and phone numbers to cut
When COVID-19 forced Americans to stay at home, many banks and credit unions realized their survival now depended on how well they could serve customers
As financial institutions face new and more complex fraud schemes in both account takeover and new-account fraud, there is an acute need for fraud prevention
Fraudsters often have better technology for committing fraud than banks have for stopping it. This is particularly true when it comes to account takeover (ATO).
Like you, we’ve heard a wide range of estimates – from industry analysts, research firms, and financial institutions – regarding the fraud rate in DDAs
Adam Elliott, Kevari founder, wrote an article for ABA Risk and Compliance called, “New Account Fraud Creates Friction for Banks.” Losses from fraudulent new accounts
Kevari is fighting to win the battle against account takeover and new-account fraud. With protection from Kevari, banks, credit unions, financial services companies, and other businesses can preserve profitability, safeguard customer relationships, and strengthen their business reputation.
