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Scienaptic AI and SentiLink Strengthen Partnership, Advancing AI-Powered Fraud Detection Capabilities

A Game-Changer in Preventing Multimillion-Dollar Losses for Lenders

Scienaptic AI, the leading AI-powered credit underwriting platform provider, and SentiLink, the leading identity verification and fraud detection solutions provider, are excited to announce an enhanced product partnership. This product alliance comes in response to the escalating challenges of identity theft and the growing threat of synthetic identity fraud in the digital lending environment. The strengthened partnership is set to equip credit unions and lenders with advanced tools to combat fraud effectively.

Identity fraud remains a significant cause of losses for credit unions, and the risk presented by synthetic identities is a growing concern. Recent studies reveal a shocking 1.8 million consumer credit accounts potentially compromised by synthetic identity fraud within just a year. Alarmingly, over 30% of these accounts were at risk of major delinquency or charge-offs, resulting in average losses of $8,000 – $10,000 per incident.

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AIThority Predictions Series 2024 bannerIn light of this alarming trend, the partnership between Scienaptic and SentiLink is set to revolutionize fraud detection. By equipping credit unions and lenders with cutting-edge tools, this alliance aims to intercept fraudulent applications at the point of origination, thereby preserving the integrity of the lending process and protecting the experiences of genuine members. Credit unions are also able to leverage SentiLink’s solutions to re-verify identities of existing members when, for example, personal information is changed on an established account.

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“By combining SentiLink’s data with Scienaptic’s AI, we’re equipping financial institutions with the necessary tools to effectively mitigate fraud risks and enhance the decision-making process behind their loans,” stated Vivek Ahuja, Head of Alliances Development at SentiLink. “Our analysis has shown that over 15% of synthetic identities specifically target credit unions. Our risk solutions, which are designed to detect identity theft and synthetic fraud at the point of application, form the core of this partnership. This collaboration enables financial institutions to approve more members safely, without introducing unnecessary friction into the onboarding process.”

Steve Perez, Loan Production Manager at Altura Credit Union, added, “Through SentiLink and Scienaptic, we’re revolutionizing fraud detection and prevention with AI-powered data analysis and pattern recognition. The platform scrutinizes origination data, delivering predictive scores, attributes, and insights to pinpoint fraudulent applications. As a result, we are experiencing diminished fraud losses and an enhanced member experience.”

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“Our partnership with SentiLink is a cornerstone in our ongoing commitment to revolutionizing the technology used in credit decisioning,” said Eric Steinhoff, EVP Client Impact at Scienaptic AI. “The integration of our technologies offers a holistic underwriting approach that harnesses fraud data and AI. This fusion creates highly predictive signals, effectively reducing fraud risk, optimizing decision-making processes, and ultimately leading to a rise in approvals for deserving members. We stand united with credit unions in our shared mission to combat financial fraud.”

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