Incode launched TrustGraph on 14 October 2026 as a privacy-preserving trust network for detecting repeat and agentic fraud.
Incode launches TrustGraph, the first trust network built for the agentic era ↗
What happened
- TrustGraph runs on peer-to-peer cryptographic technology without a central pool of customer records.
- Incode states that Identiq was acquired by Incode in June 2026.
- Incode states that in its early access program, institutions using TrustGraph detected up to 53% more fraud than with existing models alone.
- TrustGraph is available today as part of the Incode platform.
- Incode projects that agentic fraud will account for 60% of all fraud attempts by the end of 2026.
Why it matters to Signicat
- A cross-institution fraud network with SMPC would compete with Signicat's risk and fraud screening if sold to banks and marketplaces.
- The 53% figure is a vendor early-access claim without published methodology, so it should not be treated as independently verified.
Evidence from the source (7 quotes)
- “TrustGraph runs on patented peer-to-peer cryptographic technology that connects fraud and trust signals across participating institutions without creating a central pool of customer records.” source ↗
- “Identiq was acquired by Incode in June 2026.” source ↗
- “In Incode's early access program, institutions using TrustGraph detected up to 53% more fraud than with their existing models alone.” source ↗
- “TrustGraph is available today as part of the Incode platform” source ↗
- “Incode projects that agentic fraud will account for 60% of all fraud attempts by the end of 2026.” source ↗
- “TrustGraph is available today as part of the Incode platform” source ↗
- “In Incode's early access program, institutions using TrustGraph detected up to 53% more fraud than with their existing models alone.” source ↗
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