Proof Collaborates With Visa to Secure Digital Transactions

Fraud is not always an external attack. In many cases it originates from the very customers a business is built to serve. This is the reality of first-party fraud: when someone uses their own identity, account, or payment credentials to defraud a company.

Jessica Howe

October 13, 2025

When people send money through banks, information about who is sending and who is receiving travels with the funds. This transparency allows regulators and financial institutions to spot suspicious activity and comply with global standards—whether it's a domestic wire transfer or an international remittance.

James Fulgenzi

October 10, 2025

Introducing a new cryptographically secure digital identity that takes authentication beyond e-signatures, and can be used to authorize anything.

Proof

October 9, 2025

Cybersecurity has long focused on keeping attackers out. But the latest threat from North Korea shows what happens when the attacker is already inside.

Kris Singh

October 8, 2025

Fraud will never be fully eradicated, but it can be contained. Our goal should be flipping the current script: instead of scams being easy to pull off and hard to recover from, they should be hard to pull off and easier to stop in progress. By continuously verifying identity and intent – not just at login, but through the entire transaction process – financial institutions can dramatically reduce the success rate of scams.

Ian Macallister

October 7, 2025

Compliance is no longer just about meeting a legal standard. It is about safeguarding assets, satisfying regulators, and preserving trust in one of the most sensitive areas of financial services.

Kelley Pidhirsky

October 6, 2025