Fraud prevention is a complex business, made more challenging by the constantly-increasing array of tools that fraud teams must manage. The average organization loses 5% of its revenue to fraud, and a chargeback costs about 3x the amount of the initial transaction to resolve. Most online businesses today use multiple sources of risk signals, many of which come into play at different points throughout the customer journey. The challenge is making those signals work together to make better mitigation decisions, targeting suspicious users without disrupting legitimate ones.

Fraud decisioning and orchestration hubs provide a solution to this challenge by centralizing fraud decisioning, ingesting signals from a variety of sources and vendors and turning those signals into real-time mitigation decisions.

Join this discussion of fraud decisioning and orchestration, and how fraud teams can use their existing fraud tools to their full potential and improve their approach to automated fraud mitigation.

KEY TOPICS:

The additive nature of fraud prevention and its impact on internal fraud teams;
The key role of fraud decisioning tools as the bridge between detection and mitigation;
The benefits of a centralized fraud decisioning and orchestration approach;
How to integrate fraud prevention into the broader customer journey without negatively impacting legitimate users.