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Scam Network Intelligence
Network-level intelligence to disrupt coordinated scam activity

Maps and attributes coordinated scam networks across entry points, infrastructure, and payment flows to enable decisive action.

Key benefit

Scam activity is analyzed at the network level

Scam Network Intelligence identifies coordinated scam activity across multiple related sites, actors, and infrastructure—not isolated incidents.

Key benefit

Related activity is attributed across infrastructure and flows

Domains, hosting, templates, wallets, and payment flows are connected to reveal how scam operations scale and persist.

Key benefit

Human-led intelligence validates network findings

Expert investigators validate connections and intent to produce enforcement-grade intelligence teams can rely on.

Key benefit

Teams gain actionable intelligence for disruption

Findings support blocking, escalation, regulatory engagement, or coordinated takedown—before losses compound.

Common Questions

Clear answers to how Scam Network Intelligence works and how teams act on network-level risk.

Does it…

Does it identify scam networks rather than individual scams?

Yes. It identifies coordinated scam networks by connecting related activity across domains, infrastructure, and payment flows.

Does it detect activity earlier than transaction-level tools?

Yes. Scam Network Intelligence surfaces coordinated activity before losses escalate by tracing scams back to entry points and forward to cash-out.

Does it rely solely on automated detection?

No. Technology scales discovery, but expert-led analysis validates findings to ensure enforcement-grade accuracy.

Does it replace fraud monitoring tools?

No. Scam Network Intelligence complements existing controls by providing network-level attribution and intelligence they cannot produce.

What do I get…

Mapped scam networks and flows

End-to-end mapping of scam networks from entry point to infrastructure to cash-out.

Documented, actionable intelligence

Validated findings, evidence, and attribution suitable for enforcement, escalation, or regulatory action.

Linked entities and repeat patterns

Visibility into related domains, merchants, wallets, and actors invisible to transaction-only tools.

Expert context and guidance

Analyst insight to help teams understand severity, exposure, and next steps.