Reducing Mailed-Check Fraud Using a Real-Time Hybrid AI Framework for Credit Card Payments

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Authors: Rahul Gurap
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Abstract

Achieving up to a 30% reduction in mailed-check fraud represents a meaningful advance in credit card payment security. Mailed check fraud leads to millions in annual losses due to delayed clearing, manual verification, and limited real-time risk visibility. While artificial intelligence (AI) is widely used for detecting electronic payment fraud, its application to mailed checks is limited. This paper proposes a real-time hybrid AI framework that combines supervised machine learning and deterministic rules to identify fraud and support funds-availability decisions in mailed credit card check processing. The framework uses behavioral, statistical, and contextual features to deliver risk scores and automate key decisions. Experiments show fewer false positives and improved detection compared to traditional rule-based systems, underscoring its practical benefits.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Imbalanced Data Classification Techniques Spam and Phishing Detection Privacy-Preserving Technologies in Data

Publication details

Journal / source
International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR)
Pages
823–827
Publication date
18 January 2026