Introduction
Fraud is no longer limited to a single suspicious transaction. Modern attacks can involve compromised accounts, unusual devices, synthetic identities, mule accounts and coordinated transaction networks. This makes fraud detection automation essential for banks and financial institutions that need to identify risk before losses occur.
RBI’s fraud-risk framework emphasizes early detection, monitoring and timely action, while its NBFC directions specifically call for robust early-warning systems and real-time transaction monitoring.
The RBI Fraud Risk Management Directions, 2024 provide a framework for banks to strengthen fraud prevention, early detection and timely reporting.
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