Global financial institutions and fintechs turn to Alloy to take control of fraud, so they can grow and scale with the clearest picture of their customers. Alloy’s enterprise identity and fraud prevention platform, expert guidance, and extensive ecosystem of data partners help you deliver great financial products and a great customer experience.
You don’t only want to stop fraud. You want to actively prevent it, without adding friction for your customers.
Alloy offers the broadest coverage of third-party solutions in the industry, with more than 200 data sources for coverage spanning 195 markets. A one-time integration with our low code SDK lets you easily implement new risk controls and step-up verifications with your preferred vendors — no engineering resources required. Our comprehensive Testing Suite also allows you to see projected outcomes and then optimize and iterate risk strategies before going live.
With Alloy, you get more visibility into fraud and more flexibility to adapt to new threats, while you continue to prioritize good customer experience.
Alloy's approach to AI goes beyond alerts for suspicious activity and provides actionable insights. This helps clients to quickly triage, adjust policies, conduct investigations, and make more informed decisions. By continuously feeding insights that are gathered throughout the customer lifecycle into our machine learning models, you can compute the risk profile of clients at both a portfolio level (with Fraud Attack Radar) and an individual level (with our Entity Fraud Model).
Alloy’s automated identity orchestration layer helps determine each customer’s risk level during onboarding, so you can keep the top of your funnel open without exposing yourself to more fraud threats. Not only will you decrease instances of the most common fraud types — like first-party fraud, second-party fraud, and third-party fraud — you’ll also decrease unnecessary manual reviews that can create unnecessary steps and hurdles for new customers.
Alloy surfaces and aggregates insights across onboarding, ongoing account activity, and transactional data to compile an evolving view of your customers’ risks. As a result, you can identify and act on high-risk activities while they are occurring. First, flag any new, unusual activity at a much faster rate. (This includes threats like new account fraud, account takeover fraud, and increasingly sophisticated synthetic identity fraud.) Then, use Alloy’s automated interdiction capabilities — which allow you to hold or reject payments, freeze accounts, or block logins in real-time — to contain threats.
How do you balance fraud risk management so that your products and services are easy for legitimate customers to use, but your fraud checks aren’t too lenient? The key is using multiple, complementary data sources. Then, you can add step-up verifications to your workflow on an as-needed basis and utilize more progressive onboarding processes.
With hundreds of clients and millions of identity decisions approved daily, Alloy has the necessary expertise to help you outpace fraud and grow with confidence.
Our comprehensive guides and documentation are designed so that you can integrate with Alloy’s best-in-class protection quickly and seamlessly. We’ll show you how to structure your workflow, so you start off fighting fraud from Day One and never stop.
See how Alloy's team helped one client beat a fraud attack
When Mountain America Credit Union realized their fraud management system automatically approved too many individuals — including fraudulent applicants — Alloy helped create a self-service application process designed to identify suspicious activity and reduce instances of fraud at origination.
Ryan Barnes - AVP, Fraud Analytics at Mountain America
