Check Fraud, Mobile Banking Fraud, and Positive Pay
Payment fraud is an expanding global threat, especially during Covid-19, and check fraud continues to be the primary method of choice used by fraudsters committing payment fraud. Despite predictions of their demise 45 years ago, paper checks are still used by most companies (including a vast majority of small businesses)…AND fraudsters! Checks are now targeted in 70% of BEC scams, up nearly 100 percent since last year. This is a clear integration of social engineering, technology, and old-school payment systems.
Payment methods now integrate old-school paper checks and new technology, with Mobile Remote Deposit Capture (mRDC) and eChecks. With these new technologies comes new fraud threats. This presentation, “This Ain’t Your Grandpappy’s Payment Fraud” Part 2 will discuss every variety of check fraud. It will include an in-depth discussion of Holder In Due Course, the Check 21 Indemnity Provision and Warranties, and how to recoup losses on mRDC double presentments.
Fraud may shift between payment methods, but it's not going away, and its scope is expanding astronomically. Greg will share real-life fraud situations, including what went wrong and how the losses could have been prevented.
Attendees of this free CPE webinar will be able to:
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JE
Of all the webinar's this is the most comprehensive. The instructor was informative and entertaining. I like the real life examples. I would recommend this webinar to anyone that needed information in the check area. I was fantastic.
MC
There was a LOT of relevant information. I had to pause the presentation a lot to make notes. For that reason, I'm glad it was not live.
PS
Thank you for sharing. Suggest that links be provided in plain text vs just in presentation to allow for copy and past.
BS
I finished both parts on this subject and was impressed with the depth of knowledge the presenter had. highly recommend
EA
I enjoy this presenter, and the material is interesting and very clear. Lots of real life examples
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