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Fraud is a huge, growing threat. Last year, losses to scams increased by as much as 70%. Companies that don’t have adequate fraud prevention may find themselves in trouble quickly. Especially now that most fintech scams come from customers that have been “verified.”

One way to combat fraud is to assemble an expensive, dedicated team of experts whose entire job it is to stay one step ahead of ever-evolving fraud.

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To find the original piece, published Dec 18, 2022, follow this link.

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