Socure Estimates Financial Losses from Synthetic Fraud to Reach Nearly $5B by 2024
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If synthetic identity fraud continues to go unchecked, losses will double from the estimated $2.48 billion this year to nearly $5 billion in 2024, the research shows.
Key Points:
- If synthetic identity fraud continues to go unchecked, losses will double from the estimated $2.48 billion this year to nearly $5 billion in 2024, the research shows.
- The report documents some of the most recent patterns employed by synthetic fraudsters, such as launching increased attacks on demand deposit accounts (DDAs).
- At Socure, we strongly believe we can eradicate synthetic fraud within the next three years, and stop the damage that bad actors are committing against consumers and our financial system.
- Synthetic Identity Fraud is Growing, Morphing
The Department of Justice has said that synthetic identity fraud is the countrys fastest growing financial crime.