Incode launches TrustGraph privacy-preserving fraud and trust network
Introducing TrustGraph, the first trust network built for the agentic era ↗ · repeat of an earlier article
What happened
- Incode launched TrustGraph, a privacy-preserving trust network for detecting repeat fraud across institutions.
- Incode reported that institutions in its early access program detected up to 53% more fraud than with existing models alone.
- TrustGraph is available today as part of the Incode platform.
- Interac, a Canadian payments and identity network, is quoted as a TrustGraph user endorsing Incode.
Why it matters to Signicat
- TrustGraph is a cross-institution fraud signal network, overlapping Signicat's risk and AML screening and identity verification lines if Signicat lacks an equivalent shared-signal product.
- The privacy and 'single vendor hub' framing is directed at a perception Signicat's narrative watchlist tracks; Incode presents its design as avoiding a central repository.
Evidence from the source (6 quotes)
- “Today, Incode launched TrustGraph, the privacy-preserving trust network that enables institutions to detect repeat fraud and recognize legitimate customers with signals from across the network, without exposing customer data.” 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 and works alongside the identity verification, onboarding, and authentication processes that institutions already run.” source ↗
- “"How do you expect every single business to keep up with deepfakes, synthetic identities, and romance scams on its own? It is impossible. That is why we chose Incode, which has the strongest solution in the market today," said Navjeet Grewal, Managing Director, Verification and Digital Credentials at Interac.” source ↗
- “TrustGraph adds network intelligence to the identity decisions institutions already make.” source ↗
- “The network is peer-to-peer, so there is no central pool of customer records to breach and no central data lake or data broker for attackers to target.” source ↗
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