Topics Types of Bank Fraud 12 Most Common Types of Bank Fraud Account Takeover (ATO) Fraud Advance Fee Fraud Check Fraud ACH Fraud Real-time Payment Fraud First-Party Fraud Wire Fraud Zelle Fraud Types of Card Fraud Credit Card Fraud Debit Card Fraud Lost or Stolen Card Fraud Card Skimming Card Cloning Chargeback Fraud Card Not Present (CNP) Fraud Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Money Laundering Money Mule Scams Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) Fraud Defenses Behavioral Biometrics Crowdsourced Abuse Reporting Device Fingerprinting Real-time monitoring Email Reputation Service IP Reputation Service SR 11-7 Compliance Supervised Machine Learning Tokenization Transaction Monitoring Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) Unsupervised Machine Learning Fraud Tactics Bot Attacks Call Center Scams Credential Stuffing Data Breaches Deepfakes Device Emulators GPS Spoofing P2P VPN Networks Phishing Attacks SIM Swap Fraud URL Shortener Spam Web Scraping Fraud Tech Anomaly Detection Device Intelligence Feature Engineering Generative AI Identity (ID) Graphing Network Analysis Natural Language Processing Fraud Types Application Fraud Transaction Fraud Payment Fraud Pump and Dump Scams Bust-Out Fraud Buyer-Seller Collusion Content Abuse Cryptocurrency Investment Scams Fake Cryptocurrency Exchanges Fake Cryptocurrency Wallets Loan Stacking Romance Scams Rug Pull Scams SIM Swapping Synthetic Identity Theft Cryptocurrency Scams Pig Butchering Scams DataVisor Wiki Welcome to the DataVisor Wiki! Your home for fraud-fighting insights, machine learning and AI education, and industry commentary. Here you can learn about the most prevalent fraud types, tactics fraudsters use, the best methods of defense against them, and the technology needed to combat them effectively. Need help getting started? Read about the 12 most common types of bank fraud to get acquainted with how fraudsters operate and introduce yourself to prevention methods to stop them.