Alloy stated it now serves over 700 clients globally.
Fueled by rapid growth, Alloy invests in new executives, products,… ↗
What happened
- Alloy recently launched Fraud Attack Radar, an AI/ML-powered solution for fraud threats targeting new account creation.
- Dustin Lawler joined Alloy as Chief Operating Officer.
- Kim Nguyen was promoted to Chief People Officer.
- Alloy added 18 solutions partners in the past year, including BioCatch, Innovis, and Data Zoo.
Why it matters to Signicat
- Alloy's fraud-platform expansion with 250+ pre-configured solutions overlaps Signicat's risk and AML screening and document verification lines in onboarding.
- Channel partnerships with Q2, Narmi, Blend and 10x Banking target US-centric banking platforms, with no Nordic, Benelux or eID routes evident in this release.
Evidence from the source (6 quotes)
- “Alloy recently launched Fraud Attack Radar, an AI and machine learning (ML)-powered solution that provides financial institutions and fintechs with actionable intelligence on fraud threats targeting new account creation.” source ↗
- “Dustin Lawler joined as Chief Operating Officer” source ↗
- “Kim Nguyen has been promoted to Chief People Officer” source ↗
- “Alloy also added 18 solutions partners in the past year, including BioCatch, Innovis, and Data Zoo.” source ↗
- “Today Alloy provides pre-configured access to over 250 solutions—from device risk to behavioral biometrics and document verification.” source ↗
- “The company recently announced new and expanded channel partnerships to provide customers of Q2, Narmi, Blend, and 10x Banking” source ↗
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