How precise location uncovers the fraud traditional signals miss

​Fraudsters are getting better at making suspicious activity look legitimate. Stolen credentials, synthetic identities, multi-accounting, and location spoofing can help sophisticated attacks slip past traditional fraud signals.

​Join Kyler Day, Fraud Operations Lead at Radar for a practical look at how modern fraud is executed and where traditional signals can leave blind spots.

​Deep diving into account takeover and coordinated fraud ring examples will show how precise location can reveal suspicious behavior and connections that identity, device, and IP-based controls can miss.

​What you'll learn

• ​How modern fraudsters use stolen and synthetic identities, spoofing, and multi-accounting to evade traditional controls

• ​How precise location can reveal account takeover and coordinated fraud rings that otherwise look legitimate

• ​How to incorporate location into your existing fraud stack to strengthen risk decisions without adding unnecessary friction

​Speakers

​Kyler Day is a senior fraud operations leader at Radar, working closely with customers to detect and combat their most sophisticated fraud while helping shape Radar’s solutions to address emerging threats. Previously, Kyler led fraud operations at Fanatics and worked as a KYC Analyst at Deutsche Bank.

​Nick Patrick is the Co-Founder and CEO of Radar, the location intelligence platform built to help teams fight fraud, optimize operations, and engage customers at scale. Gaming operators, financial institutions, and on-demand platforms use Radar's SDKs and APIs to verify where users really are and catch location spoofing, account takeovers, and promo abuse.