Incode's TrustGraph lets banks spot repeat and AI‑driven fraud without sharing customer data, early users saw up to 53% more fraud caught.
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Incode Technologies released TrustGraph, a privacy‑preserving network that helps institutions spot repeat fraud and new AI‑driven attacks. The system works by sharing trust signals across members without pooling or exposing raw customer data. In an early‑access trial, participants reported catching up to 53% more fraudulent activity than before.
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