[New] Fraud losses in the United States facilitated by generative AI are projected to climb from $12.3 billion in 2023 to $40 billion by 2027, growing at a compound annual growth rate of 32%.
AutoFaceless
[New] Online retail platforms have improved security protocols, reducing fraud risks by 30% in the last two years.
Market Data Forecast
[New] Most respondents expect quantum computing and quantum AI to materially impact fraud detection and prevention by 2030 - and a surprising 11% say it already is.
Security MEA
[New] P & C insurers implementing AI-driven fraud detection across the claims lifecycle could save between $80 billion and $160 billion in fraudulent claims by 2032, with insurers generating potential savings of 20% to 40% depending on implementation sophistication.
Decerto
[New] Zoom From AI-enabled fraud and synthetic identities to real-time payment risks and increasing regulatory pressure, the threat landscape is becoming more complex every day.
LinkedIn
[New] By 2026, expect to see blockchain integrated into at least 60% of major supply chain operations, enhancing traceability and reducing fraud.
Innovation Hub Live
[New] GenAI email fraud losses could reach $11.5 billion by 2027 under an aggressive adoption scenario.
Bright Defense
[New] While ransomware remains the top concern for CISOs (focused on operational resilience), CEOs in 2026 have shifted priorities: cyber-enabled fraud and AI vulnerabilities now rank #1 and #2.
BD Emerson
Contact-center fraud exposure projection, 2025 (Pindrop): US$ 44.5 billion total fraud exposure; deepfake-related fraud projected +162% for the year.
Stingrai
Large U.S. banks are deploying workflow automation platforms integrated with AI for fraud detection, loan processing, and compliance reporting, significantly reducing processing time and operational risk.
Persistence Market Research
AI driven fraud analytics could help insurers save up to 160 billion US dollars by 2032.
Seven Insurance
AI-driven fraud analytics could help insurers save $160 billion by 2032, highlighting the growing role of AI in reducing losses.
Seven Insurance
Deloitte projects $40 billion in GenAI fraud losses in the United States by 2027, while the EU AI Act and the US TAKE IT DOWN Act 2025 introduce mandatory disclosure and removal regimes.
TrueScreen - Trust as a Service
Sumsub forecasts that agentic AI scams: fraud orchestrated by autonomous AI agents that generate deepfakes on demand, contact victims, conduct real-time conversations: will be the fastest-growing category in 2026 (Sumsub Annual Report 2026).
TrueScreen - Trust as a Service
CMS said it will intensify targeted investigations, deploy advanced data analytics, and accelerate the removal of providers in the category that are suspected of fraudulent activity.
Insurance Journal
AUD 358.5 million over five years from 2025-26 will be allocated to develop and implement a new NDIS digital enrolment and payment system to improve payment integrity and reduce fraud.
Baker McKenzie
GenAI fraud will reach $40 billion by 2027 in the United States, growing at a 32% compound annual rate (Deloitte Center for Financial Services).
TrueScreen - Trust as a Service
Insurers anticipate continued change over the next three to five years, including increased adoption of technology to counter fraud, greater regulatory consistency and stricter documentation requirements.
ReinsuranceNe.ws
ACH has long served as a foundational bank-to-bank payment rail in the United States, and its continued growth in volume and value has heightened focus on fraud risk.
Plaid
The U.K.'s Home Office recently published a paper identifying digital currencies and AI as part of a growing fraud threat, in which victims are deceived into willingly transferring money through scams on social media platforms and messaging apps.
Coingeek
Last updated: 02 June 2026
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