Categories: Web and IT News

Socure Introduces First-Ever Identity Manipulation Risk Score for First-Party Fraud to Prevent Repeat Unscrupulous Consumers from Exploiting the U.S. Digital Economy & Tackle $100B Crisis

New AI-Powered Risk Score Predicts First-Party Fraud Abuse at Scale

Socure, the leading AI-driven platform for digital identity verification, fraud prevention, and sanctions screening, announced the launch of its Identity Manipulation Risk Score, the first-ever cross-industry predictive risk score designed to stop repeat first-party fraud abusers from exploiting the digital economy at scale.

This AI-powered capability is embedded within Sigma First-Party Fraud, Socure’s innovative solution that leverages the largest cross-industry first-party fraud consortium to perform real-time analysis of dispute histories, payment denials, and account closures across millions of identities and billions of transactions. Socure’s first-party fraud consortium spans major financial institutions, fintechs, payment platforms, sports betting companies and merchants providing an unmatched network of fraud intelligence from diverse sectors. Sigma First-Party Fraud provides organizations with critical risk signals, real-time risk monitoring and actionable intelligence to detect bad-faith actors at account opening and throughout the entire customer lifecycle.

Marketing Technology News: MarTech Interview with Adam Brotman, Co-Founder and Co-Ceo @ Forum3

A Breakthrough in First-Party Fraud Prevention

First-party fraud, or the use of one’s own identity to open an account and commit a dishonest act for personal or financial gain, is costing businesses over $100 billion annually. Unlike third-party fraud, which involves stolen or synthetic identities, first-party fraudsters exploit their real, verified credentials, making it far more difficult to detect.  What’s worse, in a recent survey Socure found that nearly half (49%) of those who committed first-party fraud in 2024 said they did so because they got away with it in 2023, proving that repeat abuse is a growing problem without a deterrent.

With the introduction of the Identity Manipulation Risk Score, organizations can now leverage Socure’s Sigma First-Party Fraud solution to quantify the likelihood of identity manipulation at critical decision points, including account opening, high-risk transactions, and dispute resolution. Identity manipulation behaviors include consumers applying for services with different emails or phone numbers to exploit multiple organizations using their own true identity. By leveraging real-time signals from 210M+ contributed identities, 325M+ accounts, and over 20 billion transactions, Sigma First-Party Fraud enables fraud teams to detect early indicators of abuse, predict bad-faith behavior, and prevent repeat fraud before it escalates.

The rise of first-party fraud presents an urgent challenge for financial institutions, fintechs, and digital platforms. With traditional fraud models struggling to detect this unique form of fraud, solutions like Sigma First-Party Fraud offer a new approach—leveraging AI and cross-industry data to accurately predict and prevent fraudulent activity before it impacts the bottom line,” said David Mattei, Strategic Advisor at Datos Insights. “The ability to detect identity manipulation and track unscrupulous consumers across institutions is a massive step forward in protecting the financial ecosystem at scale.”

Marketing Technology News: Drip Marketing: What it is – A Complete Breakdown

How It Works: AI-Powered Risk Intelligence

Sigma First-Party Fraud’s Identity Manipulation Risk Score is built on Socure’s proprietary AI models and the largest first-party fraud intelligence consortium, offering:

  • AI-Powered Predictive Risk Scoring – The first-ever cross-industry risk score that quantifies identity manipulation risk at account opening, transactions, and disputes.
  • Consortium-Driven Insights – Built from real-time data across financial institutions, fintechs, BNPL, gaming, and eCommerce providing unparalleled first-party fraud intelligence.
  • Real-Time Risk Monitoring – Delivers instant alerts when an identity’s risk profile changes, enabling proactive intervention before fraud occurs.
  • Adaptive Machine Learning Models – Continuously refines fraud detection, leveraging insights from billions of transactions to enhance accuracy and reduce false positives.

“Identity manipulation is at the core of predicting first-party fraud, as most fraud prevention solutions fail to detect it,” said Ori Snir, Head of Product Management, Fraud and Identity Solutions at Socure. “With the launch of the Identity Manipulation Risk Score, we’re giving organizations the ability to proactively assess risk before financial losses occur, using AI-powered predictive analytics that stop bad actors in their tracks.”

A New Standard for First-Party Fraud Detection

With traditional fraud tools struggling to keep pace with evolving fraud tactics, Socure’s Sigma First-Party Fraud solution provides organizations with a critical layer of protection against first-party fraud. By accurately identifying fraud risks early, minimizing operational costs, and reducing false positives, businesses can build a more secure financial ecosystem.

The post Socure Introduces First-Ever Identity Manipulation Risk Score for First-Party Fraud to Prevent Repeat Unscrupulous Consumers from Exploiting the U.S. Digital Economy & Tackle $100B Crisis first appeared on PressReleaseCC.

Socure Introduces First-Ever Identity Manipulation Risk Score for First-Party Fraud to Prevent Repeat Unscrupulous Consumers from Exploiting the U.S. Digital Economy & Tackle $100B Crisis first appeared on Web and IT News.

awnewsor

Recent Posts

The Quiet Death of the Dumb Terminal: Why Claude’s New Computer Use Is the Real AI Interface War

Anthropic just made its AI agent permanently resident on your desktop. Not as a chatbot…

5 hours ago

The Billionaire Who Says Your Kids Should Learn to Code Like They Learn to Read — And Why Wall Street Should Listen

Jack Clark thinks coding is the new literacy. Not in the vague, aspirational way that…

5 hours ago

Your AI Chatbot Is Flattering You — And It’s Making Its Answers Worse

Ask a chatbot a question and you’ll get an answer. But the answer you get…

5 hours ago

Google Photos Finally Fixes Its Most Annoying Editing Flaw — And It’s About Time

For years, cropping a photo in Google Photos has been an exercise in quiet frustration.…

5 hours ago

The Squeeze Is On: How U.S. Sanctions, OPEC Politics, and a Shadow War Are Reshaping Global Oil Markets

OPEC’s crude oil production dropped sharply in May, and the reasons stretch far beyond the…

5 hours ago

Google’s Gemini Is About to Know You Better Than You Know Yourself — And That’s the Whole Point

Google is making its biggest bet yet on the idea that artificial intelligence should be…

5 hours ago

This website uses cookies.