In 2020, the FTC reported 2.2 million fraud reports from consumers.
Consumers reported to losing $3.3 billion to fraud in 2020.
34% of all consumers who filed a fraud report with the FTC reported losing money, up from 23% in 2019.
Acuant’s platform provides the tools to quickly prove the identity of good customers at the onboarding stage while continuously validating identities as users transact and progress through the customer journey.
eDNA, Acuant’s digital identity engine, securely builds, analyzes, and verifies digital identities. With machine learning and graph intelligence, eDNA can discover patterns and signals that indicate fraud with a high degree of accuracy, triggering a step-up verification process only when warranted.
Account activities like a high-value transfer that are deemed suspicious and require step-up authentication come with little friction. Instead of contacting a call center, users go through a convenient yet secure biometric authentication process that quickly confirms valid users and stops fraudsters.
With the intelligence to pinpoint fraudulent transactions with certainty, the step-up authentication process is applied wisely so customers gain peace of mind knowing accounts and identities remain secure, without negatively impacting their experience.