Wibmo FRM is Wibmo’s intelligent fraud detection and prevention platform, built to secure every transaction across the payment ecosystem. Detect early. Decide smart. Defend continuously.
Wibmo FRM is a full-stack, AI-powered Fraud Risk Management (FRM) platform trusted by 100+ banks and fintechs, securing over 4 billion transactions annually. It offers tailored fraud prevention for:
Issuers
Real-time risk-based authentication across cards and wallets.
Acquirers
Merchant lifecycle risk management with AI-driven onboarding and chargeback control.
Banks
Cross-channel fraud intelligence across CBS, UPI, Net Banking, POS, ATM, and Branch.
Wibmo FRM – For Issuers
Wibmo FRM – For Issuers Protect empowers card issuers with real-time fraud detection and adaptive authentication.
Risk-Based Authentication (RBA)
OTP, biometric, passkey, and push notifications.
Device & IP Intelligence
Detect same-device multi-card usage and suspicious traffic.
Prebuilt Risk Models
Tailored for vishing, phishing, SIM swap, and chargeback abuse.
ACS Integration
Seamless setup with issuer authentication systems.
Wibmo FRM – For Acquirers
Wibmo FRM – For Acquirers Accept manages fraud risk across the entire merchant lifecycle.
Stage 1: Merchant Onboarding
AI-driven website scans, MCC prediction, and liveliness checks. Lead scoring and risk categorization using social, KYB, and behavioral signals.
Stage 2: Transaction Monitoring
BIN attack detection, MCC misuse, fraud ring identification. Real-time alerts on velocity bursts and suspicious entities.
Stage 3: Chargeback & AML Monitoring
Risk provisioning, settlement holds, and blacklisting. Specialized models for cross-border fraud and merchant collusion.
Success Stories
Wibmo AI Case Study
Detected 2,250 frauds with 40% precision across 5 lakh+ merchants. Prevented INR 35 Cr in BIN attack losses using anomaly models
POS Chargeback Reduction
Reduced chargebacks by 9% for a leading POS player Enhanced merchant trust and customer satisfaction
Fraud Ring Detection
Flagged 910 frauds worth INR 6.85 Cr using graph-based clustering