While commercial solutions to fight third-party fraud have been in market for decades, first-party fraud solutions are just beginning to emerge. It is often addressed as part of a larger solution offering covering other use cases. Perpetrators of first-party fraud use their real identity or slightly modified versions of it; this is a key difference from third-party fraud, which occurs when perpetrators hide their identities.
This report is designed to inform companies of the various ways in which first-party fraud can be mitigated and what to look for when selecting a solution. This report profiles Anonybit, Callsign, Credolab, Experian, LexisNexis Risk Solutions, Mastercard, NICE Actimize, Provenir, Quantexa, Socure, Visa, and XTN.
Clients of Datos Insights’ Fraud & AML service can download this report.
This report mentions Alloy, CIFAS, CY4GATE SPA, Ekata Mastercard, Ethoca, EWS (Early Warning Services), Featurespace, Feedzai, FICO, NICE Actimize, SAS, TransUnion, Unit21, and Verifi.
About the Author

Gabrielle Inhofe
Gabrielle Inhofe is a Senior Associate with Datos Insights’s Fraud & AML team. Her primary interests include cryptocurrency, artificial intelligence, and EU policy. Prior to joining Datos Insights, Gabrielle worked in Strategy and Global Regulations at cybersecurity company OneSpan, where she wrote the 2022 Global Financial Regulations Report. Gabrielle has a Masters in Advanced European and International Studies from the...
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Jim Mortensen
Jim Mortensen is a Strategic Advisor in Datos Insights’ Fraud & AML practice, covering identity, fraud, and data security issues. Jim has been in the financial services industry for over 30 years, delivering fraud prevention, identity verification, and credit underwriting solutions to top-tier financial institutions both domestically and internationally. Through his experience in the industry, he has developed a substantial...