Account Takeover Fraud Prevention demo

Fraud teams detect hijacked online banking and call-center sessions before money leaves 1:32

What the demo shows

Fraud teams detect hijacked online banking and call-center sessions before money leaves

A Session stitching agent ties the contact-center reset to the digital login that used its temporary password and lays one customer's steps on a strip across channels. A Profile change agent dates every contact detail; a Signal agent explains the one or two signals under each step and proposes one action; a Hold-window agent keeps the decision inside the transfer's batch or cutoff. An Outreach agent prepares the call using only contact details that predate the change. A Link agent finds the same device or payee on other customers. A Restore and record agent prepares the checked restore, the letter, the Reg E position and the record. The analyst approves, edits or releases; a supervisor checks every release, unlock and restore.

Transcript

  1. Account Takeover Fraud Prevention stops hijacked accounts before money leaves.
  2. The FBI counted 262 million dollars lost to fake bank support in 2025.
  3. Gloria Henshaw's last hour lands on one strip across every channel.
  4. It began with a phone reset that passed knowledge questions.
  5. A new device in Nevada changed her number and added a payee.
  6. A 9,750 dollar transfer is held; the agents propose one cited action.
  7. Maya approves; the hold and profile lock start at once.
  8. Luis calls the number on file since 2019, never the new one.
  9. Gloria never called the bank. Luis records a confirmed takeover.
  10. The same device hit two more customers; one action protects both.
  11. Releases and unlocks need a second person; every step is kept.
  12. Last week, 33 of 35 takeovers were stopped before money left.
  13. Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.

The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.