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The Realta team will be at Money20/20 Europe next week. Christopher M. and Kevin Brosnan will be in Amsterdam discussing financial crime, fraud prevention, AML, risk infrastructure, and the challenges organizations face as they work to connect decisions across the customer lifecycle. To catch up with them in Amsterdam, DM Stefani Ostrom to set up a time. #Money2020Europe #Fintech #FraudPrevention #AML

Most of the industry is chasing AI agents. We're fixing rule bloat. Realta Adaptive Routing replaces rigid, rule-heavy fraud pipelines with specialized risk models — sending each payment to the model built to judge it, without slowing down checkout. Unlike black-box solutions, every decision is fully explainable. Every false decline is a customer you paid for twice. One leading U.S. payments processor is now catching three times more fraud with Realta. Read the full announcement 👇 https://lnkd.in/dGmTKkPw You can catch us at Money20/20 USA, October 18-21 — stop by Booth SU20 and chat with the team. #Money2020 #FraudDetection #PaymentsInnovation #RiskManagement

Las Vegas, here we come! We're heading to Money 20/20 USA, October 18-21. You'll find our team — Christopher M., Stefani Ostrom, Marisa O'Shea, and Shane N. — at Booth SU20 in the Startup Hub, talking about all things Risk Management. If you'll be there too, we'd love to connect. Whether it's a quick hello at the booth or a sit-down conversation, reach out and let's set something up. To book time with the team follow the link in the comments below. 👇 Looking forward to the conversations ahead. #Money2020 #Fintech #RiskManagement

The fraud group chat was having a good day. Then Realta showed up. We're now identifying an additional 3x in fraud while cutting false alerts by 89% for one of the biggest payment processors in the US. Fraud doesn't get a head start anymore. realtarisk.com #FraudDetection #Payments #FinTech

The problem has moved on. The technology hasn't always moved with it. That was one of the clearest things we heard at #FinovateFall. Financial institutions know there are gaps in their risk workflows. The challenge is that much of the technology underneath those workflows was built for a different version of the problem. Fraud changes. Regulatory requirements change. Customer behavior changes. The signals that matter change. Risk technology has to be able to change with them -- without requiring institutions to rip out everything they already have. That means connecting more of the context teams already have, working with existing infrastructure, and adapting as the risk changes. The risk keeps changing. The technology has to be able to keep up.

A good risk decision isn't enough if no one can explain how you got there. To regulators. To auditors. To customers. And to the person three desks away. As decisioning becomes more automated, explainability matters more, not less. It's not enough to know that a model produced the right answer. Teams need to understand what informed it, what evidence mattered, and whether it had enough of the picture to begin with. We look at what this means for teams right now in Charting the 2026 Fraudscape. Download the report: https://lnkd.in/dWb-iDPV #RiskManagement #FinancialCrime #Compliance #FraudPrevention