Solutions

One platform, built for where fraud is most expensive.

Each solution ships with a reference model, reference rules and a scenario that runs end to end against the live system. 100 decisions across 11 scenarios, every one correct and verified on chain.

Solutions

Cargo by road and sea

Custody, vessels, releases

Impostor drivers, forged release orders and bills of lading, seal swaps, switched vessels, ship-to-ship transfers and diversion. 23 threats.

Cargo custody

Payments

Vendors and invoices

Bank-detail change fraud, lookalike domains, payment diversion, duplicate invoices and self-approval. 11 rules.

Payments fraud

Insurance claims

Claims and payouts

Claimants not insured, copied police reports, pre-inception losses, duplicate claims, redirected payouts. 13 rules.

Insurance claims fraud

E-commerce refunds

Refund requests

False "not received" claims on delivered orders, reused return labels, refunds to other destinations. 11 rules.

E-commerce refunds fraud

Lending

Applications and disbursements

Synthetic and stolen identities, shell employers, loan stacking, disbursement to others' accounts. 11 rules.

Lending fraud

Healthcare claims

Provider claims

Services not rendered, copied prior authorizations, duplicate billing, excluded providers, possible upcoding. 12 rules.

Healthcare claims fraud

Telecom

Swaps, ports and devices

Account takeover, unauthorized ports, financed phones to drop addresses. 11 rules.

Telecom fraud

Government benefits

Claims and payment changes

Stolen and deceased identities, redirected payments, weeks claimed twice. 14 rules.

Government benefits fraud

Cybersecurity

Account takeover

Credential stuffing, MFA push bombing, account takeover, insider data exports. 14 rules.

Cybersecurity fraud

Identity verification

Onboarding and KYC

Forged documents, deepfakes, presentation attacks, stolen and synthetic identities. 14 rules.

Identity verification fraud

Your process

Not on the list? Model it.

Every solution is built the same way, so yours can be too: define the record and its JSON Schema, the events that change it, the rules, and which fields identify people, devices, accounts and documents. Fraud memory, the watchlist, cases and tamper-evident records come with it.

  • The record. A shipment, a vendor, a policy, an order, a loan application, or yours.
  • The events. The high-risk actions to check before they happen.
  • The rules. Explicit, versioned, fail-closed, each naming who it holds responsible.
  • The identifiers. Who and what to recognize across records.

Pilot program

Prove it on your own operation in 90 days

One lane, facility or process, in shadow mode, with results measured against criteria we agree with you. Qualified companies and organizations can apply.