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Common Sense Virtual Roundtable:

When KYC Isn’t Enough:
Using Machine Learning and Digital Identity Data to Improve Conversion

June 29th, 2022, 10 AM – 11 AM CT, Successfully held

Presented by

Ekata

Here’s what we discussed:

Balancing a frictionless consumer onboarding experience with advanced fraud prevention is an increasing challenge for financial services in the digital era.

Organized fraud rings are constantly hatching ever-more-creative fraud schemes that start at account opening. However, traditional KYC solutions struggle to identify many of these new schemes, such as stolen identity fraud and synthetic identity fraud.

That’s why forward thinking financial services firms are incorporating digital identity data, machine learning, and data science into their onboarding workflows, alongside their KYC. This way, they can stop much of this fraud before it happens.

In this session, we discussed:
  • Some of the challenges of traditional KYC processes and data
  • How machine learning models and sophisticated data science can help identify fraud risks early in the onboarding process
  • How to offer a smoother, low friction experience for good customers

Solution Expert

Kurt Weiss
Director of Enterprise Sales at Ekata
LinkedIn

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