GuardianShield Personal Fraud Protector
Protecting Against Elder Fraud: Online API to prevent fraud
Here are various types of frauds committed against seniors:
Phishing Scams:
Phishing involves sending deceptive emails, messages, or websites that appear to be from trustworthy sources to trick individuals into revealing sensitive information such as passwords, financial details, or Social Security numbers .
Phone Scams:
Scammers use phone calls to impersonate legitimate entities, such as government agencies, charities, or businesses, to trick seniors into providing personal or financial information.
Romance Scams:
Scammers build romantic relationships with seniors online and later request money, often claiming to be in financial distress. Example: A person posing as a romantic interest who eventually asks the senior for financial assistance
Lottery or Prize Scams
Victims receive notifications claiming they've won a lottery or prize and are asked to pay fees or provide personal information to claim their supposed winnings. Example: An email informing a senior that they've won a lottery but need to pay a processing fee to receive the prize.
API Integration for Identity Verification:
We Implement APIs that perform robust identity verification checks. This helps ensure that users interacting with your platform are who they claim to be. We use third-party identity verification APIs to cross-reference user-provided information with authoritative databases, minimizing the risk of fraudulent identities.
Real-Time Transaction Monitoring.
We Integrate APIs that enable real-time monitoring of financial transactions. This allows for immediate detection of suspicious activities, such as large withdrawals or irregular spending patterns. Use machine learning algorithms in API-driven systems to analyze transaction behavior and identify anomalies that may indicate fraudulent activities.
Top 10 Scams
- Phishing Scams
- Online Shopping Scams
- Identity Theft
- Tech Support Scams
- Lottery or Prize Scams
- Romance Scams
- Investment Scams
- Grandparent Scams
- Social Engineering Attacks
- IRS Impersonation Scams