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Experian Crosscore

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Fraud Detection and Prevention
March 2024
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We performed a comparison between Experian Crosscore and IBM Safer Payments based on real PeerSpot user reviews.

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Ranking
17th
out of 64 in Fraud Detection and Prevention
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596
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9th
out of 64 in Fraud Detection and Prevention
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1,288
Comparisons
779
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0
Average Words per Review
0
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N/A
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Overview

CrossCore™ is the first smart, open, plug-and-play platform for fraud and identity services. It delivers a future-proof way to modify strategies quickly, catch fraud faster, improve compliance, and enhance the customer experience.

Fraud affects you, your customers, and your bottom line. In an attempt to stay ahead of fraud, systems have become more complex, more expensive and even more difficult to manage.

Experian's CrossCore is the industry’s first open fraud and identity platform. For the first time, you’re in the driver’s seat to choose the services you want, when you want them.

Get the strength you want with the flexibility you need, for more effective fraud management.

Adapt faster to changing threats and new products by dramatically shrinking the time it takes to test and deploy new profiles, rules, and models. Using a unique cognitive computing approach, IBM Safer Payments profiles the behavior of any entity and delivers best-fit analytics interactively to fraud professionals. This proven technology is already protecting some of the world's largest and most complex payment portfolios. Outthink fraud by rethinking detection.

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Top Industries
VISITORS READING REVIEWS
Financial Services Firm35%
Computer Software Company16%
University6%
Retailer5%
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Financial Services Firm44%
Computer Software Company19%
University4%
Media Company4%
Company Size
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Small Business17%
Midsize Enterprise7%
Large Enterprise75%
VISITORS READING REVIEWS
Small Business23%
Midsize Enterprise10%
Large Enterprise68%
Buyer's Guide
Fraud Detection and Prevention
March 2024
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Experian Crosscore is ranked 17th in Fraud Detection and Prevention while IBM Safer Payments is ranked 9th in Fraud Detection and Prevention. Experian Crosscore is rated 0.0, while IBM Safer Payments is rated 0.0. On the other hand, Experian Crosscore is most compared with FraudNet and FICO Falcon Platform, whereas IBM Safer Payments is most compared with SAS Fraud Management, FICO Falcon Platform, IBM Trusteer, Nice Actimize Fraud & Authentication Management and IBM Financial Crimes Insights (FCI).

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