Fraud is becoming more sophisticated with the use of AI, enabling various scams like deepfake videos and convincing phishing emails.Financial fraud is on the rise, with losses hitting $12.5 billion in 2024, up 25% from the previous year.Consumers lost more money to scams through bank transfers and cryptocurrency compared to other payment methods.28% of consumers experienced credit card fraud last year, and 37% are highly concerned about falling victim to such fraud.Myth 1: Small banks are not safe from fraud, as even smaller institutions reported significant losses.Myth 2: Relying solely on transaction monitoring may miss broader behavioral patterns that AI can detect effectively.Myth 3: Security doesn't always require added friction and can be enhanced through AI solutions without compromising customer experience.Myth 4: Manual reviews may not be as effective as AI models that can analyze vast amounts of data to detect fraud patterns.Myth 5: Not all fraud prevention solutions are equal; organizations should invest in comprehensive and tailored solutions with probability scores.Collaborative efforts and sharing of fraud experiences can enhance fraud prevention in financial services, as advocated by industry experts.