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Identity Verification Solutions

Fraud Detection

Fraud is a moving target. You need fraud prevention that adapts to your needs. Create a 360-degree view of customer identity with our fraud detection signals. Powerful device intelligence and AI-powered repeat fraud detection technology adapt to the real fraud you’re seeing in the world and stop it in its tracks, helping you to prevent fraud without impacting user experience.

Powerful Fraud Detection

Fraud Detection that Evolves with the Fraudsters

Protect your business from synthetic fraud, deep fakes, and organized fraud rings with Entrust's selection of adaptive fraud detection signals. Identify suspicious devices, repeated information, and known faces in a single solution — and customize logic to step-up verification if needed.

Fraud signals Reduce fraud loss

Prevent fraud before it can cause real harm to your business, protect revenue, and reduce the time to verify genuine customers.

Fraud signals keep fraudsters away

Stay two steps ahead of organized and emerging fraud techniques to protect your business today and in the future.

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Balance fraud prevention and user experience, leveraging powerful signals and customizable risk journeys to unlock revenue growth without introducing additional risk.

Entrust’s Fraud Detection Signals

Reduction in residual fraud

Layering Entrust’s fraud detection signals on top of document and biometric verification

Known Faces detected

Further reducing the chance of even the most sophisticated fraud cheating your system

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Enabling our fraud detection signals to fight fraud with pixel precision

Device Intelligence

Does this device look suspicious? Make your user journey work for you. Device Intelligence leverages signals such as geolocation, network information, and emulator detection, collected by the Entrust SDKs throughout your verification journey, to detect suspicious behavior without asking the user to submit additional information.

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Repeat Attempts

Have I seen these facial biometrics before? Add another layer of defense against sophisticated synthetic fraud with Known Faces. Assess facial biometrics and compare them with previously onboarded customers to detect duplicates, even if they have been altered through techniques such as facial morphing.

Known Faces

Have I seen these facial biometrics before? Add another layer of defense against sophisticated synthetic fraud with Known Faces. Assess facial biometrics and compare them with previously onboarded customers to detect duplicates, even if they have been altered through techniques such as facial morphing.

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Multi-Layered Fraud Prevention

Layers of defense against different fraud vectors can lead your business to better, faster, more secure fraud detection.

Stop Fraud Before It Causes Damage

Safely drive customer acquisition and protect your business from fraud by identifying fraudsters in real time with Entrust Real Identity Solutions.

With so many points of vulnerability and opportunities for fraudsters to attack, a multi-layered, holistic approach to fraud prevention is the best strategy in the digital economy.

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Discover Emerging Identity Fraud Trends

Think Like a Fraudster

The findings from the 2025 Identity Fraud Report are in. What’s the verdict? Fraudsters are going digital, from document manipulation to deepfakes. Read the report for more fraud trends, insights, and techniques to help keep fraudsters out from day one.

FAQs

What is fraud detection?

Fraud detection is the process of finding deception. Fraudsters are the people attempting to defraud or deceive others for the purpose of financial or personal gain. Identity fraud is constantly evolving and so must fraud detection techniques and technology. Don’t let your business fall behind. Discover digital identity verification that’s as advanced as the fraudsters. Identity fraud is a major threat to any business. It’s a risk to revenue and to customer trust alike.

Since the digital revolution, identity fraud has evolved. It’s now the fastest-growing crime, as fraudsters can mount attacks and share techniques more quickly than ever. But the right online identity verification solution can defend against this risk.

Smart identity checks — ranging from passive signals at the start of the customer journey through to secure document and biometric verification for higher risk profiles — can identify fraud before it enters your platform and impacts your revenue.

What model is best for fraud detection?

Fraud detection algorithms are designed to catch fraud faster and more accurately than any human ever could. But fraud doesn’t stand still — so neither should fraud detection solutions.

Fraud detection models require up-to-date expertise and fast adaption to new attacks. A static approach leaves businesses vulnerable to new and emerging threats. The most dangerous type of fraud is the fraud you haven’t seen yet.

Entrust’s fraud detection models are powered by award-winning AI — our in-house AI built from the ground up over the last 10 years by a team of 200+ engineers and researchers. It’s made of thousands of micro-models that are trained to look for even the slightest shifts in color, texture, shape, and specific fraud signals on individual documents.

Our AI is expertly trained to recognise what fraudulent and genuine documents look like. This means it’s able to spot known fraud attacks with precision, reducing missed fraud cases by 54% compared with machine learning approaches trained only to spot fraud they’ve seen before. Training Atlas on genuine documents as well as fraudulent documents means that when new attack vectors arise, we accurately detect anomalies and retrain the models in days, not months, empowering you to react quickly.

We’ve also created our own Fraud Lab to ensure that we’re improving our product against the latest fraud trends and techniques. Using our rich datasets and proprietary technology, we train our models using the best insights available, to protect your business today and in the future.

How is fraud detected?

There is no one-size-fits all approach to detecting fraud. Every business case is different, and there are many different types of fraud.

A successful fraud detection solution should incorporate several different layers of protection. Establishing a user’s identity at onboarding using either document verification, or biometric verification, or a combination of both is one line of defense. Passive fraud detection signals such as device intelligence are another, and data verification can help reinforce checks. It’s by looking at all this information as a whole, that businesses have the best chance of detecting fraud.

How is fraud most commonly detected?

Fraud can be detected using a range of methods. Traditionally, businesses relied on human intervention to spot signs of fraud, such as checking for counterfeit or forged identity documents. But as many of our processes have moved online, fraud detection has advanced.

Today, businesses rely on artificial intelligence (AI) and data analysis to detect fraud. Specialist AI is trained to detect anomalies across identity documents during document verification and signs of biometric fraud during biometric verification. Combining data signals and document and biometric verification is one of the most effective fraud detection methods.

Why is fraud detection important?

Fraud detection is important for several reasons. Firstly, it helps protect a business’s bottom line. If fraudsters slip through your defenses, they are likely to take full advantage of your services, which can mean significant monetary losses. Fraud detection can also help prevent chargebacks. If your customer becomes a victim of fraud, you are subject to costs such as chargebacks which impact revenue.

Robust fraud detection helps to protect your business reputation and customer satisfaction. By keeping your customers safe, they are more likely to remain loyal customers.