Layered detection
Hard rules evaluate first for known fraud patterns, followed by model scoring and network checks. Each layer contributes reason codes to the final assessment.
Banking & Insurance
Layered fraud detection for lending origination and insurance claims, combining rules, models, document forensics and network analysis.
In developmentThe problem
Fraud has become organised and tool-assisted. Fabricated documents, synthetic identities and coordinated application or claims rings exploit gaps between siloed checks, while blunt controls add friction for genuine customers.
The solution
A layered detection pipeline evaluates every application or claim through deterministic rules, machine-learning risk scores, document forensics and entity-network analysis, producing an explainable fraud score and routing decision.
In detail
Hard rules evaluate first for known fraud patterns, followed by model scoring and network checks. Each layer contributes reason codes to the final assessment.
Uploaded PDFs and images are analysed for metadata anomalies, font and layout inconsistencies and arithmetic errors.
Shared devices, contact details, addresses and counterparties link related cases into networks for investigation.
Prioritised queues, case evidence and outcome capture feed confirmed results back into rules and models.
Capabilities
Low-latency evaluation of known fraud patterns.
Model scores with contributing factors.
Forensic analysis of financial and claims documents.
Detection of linked applications and claims.
Investigator queues and evidence tracking.
Confirmed outcomes improve detection.
Trust
Outcomes depend on each organisation’s data, products and processes. We do not publish accuracy or ROI figures without independently verifiable evidence.
FAQ
Yes. The detection pipeline is shared; rules, features and models are configured for each domain.
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