A type of fraudulent activities conducted through peer-to-peer payment platforms, exploiting their instant, decentralized, and irreversible nature to steal funds or commit scams.
Passive authentication is the process of verifying a user's identity through indirect means without requiring active input from the user during each authentication event.
Payment authentication is the process of verifying a user's identity and ensuring the legitimacy of a payment transaction before it is completed.
Phishing is a type of cybercrime where attackers impersonate legitimate parties to deceive people into divulging sensitive information such as usernames, passwords, and credit card details.
Promo abuse occurs when individuals or fraudsters exploit promotional offers, discounts, or reward programs beyond their intended use, causing financial and operational losses for businesses.
Recovery scams are fraudulent schemes where scammers pose as recovery agents or legal professionals offering to help victims of previous scams recover their lost money, only to scam them again.
Refund rate refers to the percentage of transactions refunded to customers, often serving as an indicator of customer satisfaction, operational issues, or potential fraud.
Second party fraud occurs when a legitimate user willingly participates in or facilitates fraudulent activities, often for personal gain or under coercion.
A systematic evaluation of an organization’s security policies, systems, and controls to identify vulnerabilities, ensure compliance with regulations, and assess the overall effectiveness of security measures.
