Launch Credit Union integrated Clutch's digital application platform with Alloy for fraud detection and identity verification.
What happened
- During a recent attempted fraud attack, 95% of fraud attempts were caught by Alloy and auto-declined, with the remaining 5% caught by step-up methods.
Why it matters to Signicat
- Vendor-reported outcome: the 95%/5% split is a single-incident figure supplied by the customer and published by Alloy, not independently verified.
- Competitive signal: Alloy positions fraud rule tuning during attacks as a core onboarding benefit, relevant to Signicat's fraud and document-verification offering.
Evidence from the source (3 quotes)
- “During the incident, 95% of fraud attempts were caught by Alloy and immediately auto-declined, while the remaining 5% were caught by step-up methods.” source ↗
- “During the incident, 95% of fraud attempts were caught by Alloy and immediately auto-declined, while the remaining 5% were caught by step-up methods.” source ↗
- “One of the key benefits of implementing Alloy’s identity and fraud prevention platform as part of the integration with Clutch is that Launch Credit Union is able to respond to fraud threats without impacting growth channels.” source ↗
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