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Online crime is evolving at an alarming pace. This article explores global online fraud trends, the risks posed by emerging technologies, and the opportunities for businesses to strengthen their defenses. As fraudsters become more sophisticated, businesses and consumers face increasingly complex threats. From impersonation fraud to emulator and injection attacks, the landscape of online fraud
Today, we are excited to launch the Veriff Identity Fraud Report 2026. This report represents our most comprehensive analysis to date, offering an in-depth examination of the evolving landscape of online fraud. Based on extensive global customer data collected over the past year, it provides detailed insights across industries, regions, fraud types, and use cases.
The world of payments is evolving at a pace, and customers increasingly demand seamless, instant experiences. At the same time, fraud is rising across the industry, pushing companies to stay one step ahead. How can financial institutions deliver the smooth user experience customers expect while maintaining robust security? This was the central question at a
Among the numerous tactics fraudsters employ, emulators and injection attacks have emerged as significant threats to the integrity of digital ecosystems. Both of these techniques allow fraudsters to bypass traditional detection systems, making them a serious concern for enterprise fraud professionals. This article delves into what emulators and injection attacks are, how they operate, and
California’s data privacy laws, particularly the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and its amendment, the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), are transforming how businesses, including in the financial services sector, handle personal data. Financial services (FinServ) firms must be prepared to comply with these regulations, as they manage sensitive consumer data such as account information, credit histories, transaction
The essential guide to AI fraud detection for small and growing businesses AI fraud detection empowers startups and SMBs to fight online fraud with speed, accuracy, and trust. Learn how modern solutions reduce risk, boost security, and support business growth. Key takeaways What is AI fraud detection? AI fraud detection is the use of artificial
Introduction The Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) trend is on a remarkable growth trajectory in the United Kingdom, with transaction values projected to exceed $60 billion by 2029. This growth highlights the increasing adoption of flexible payment solutions across the UK, cementing its position as a key player in the European payments landscape. However, while the transaction
At Web Summit Rio 2025, Veriff’s CEO Kaarel Kotkas emerged as a leading voice in the global fight against fraud, delivering keynote insights on both the Centre Stage panel “Scamdemic: Fintechs Fight Against Fraud” and a fireside chat “Can We Trust a Fully Digital Government?”. The timing couldn’t have been more strategic—Veriff also announced the opening of its new hub in
In 2025, account takeover (ATO) fraud has surged into one of the most dangerous and rapidly evolving threats facing digital businesses. As fraudsters weaponize data breaches, generative AI, and social engineering, user accounts across financial services, eCommerce, social media, and gaming platforms are at unprecedented risk. Account takeover (ATO), where cybercriminals gain control of online
The global gambling market is projected to achieve revenue of $471.40 billion by 2025, driven by a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3.40% from 2025 to 2029, ultimately reaching $538.82 billion by 2029. The casino and casino games segment will play a significant role, with an anticipated contribution of $239.53 billion in revenue by 2025. In
