Transaction Analysis Risk Management and Fraud Prevention in Card Authorization
Master transaction risk analysis for card authorisation. Learn to design rules, velocity checks and step-up flows that reduce fraud, minimise false declines and safeguard revenue while ensuring a smooth customer experience in modern financial operations. This equips you to confidently manage systems and protect transactions effectively.

from 4 to 360h flexible workload
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What will I learn?
Gain mastery in practical strategies for analysing card transactions, designing rule-based scoring and optimising real-time authorisation decisions to minimise fraud and avoid unnecessary declines. This focused course explores essential risk signals, velocity rules, step-up authentication, customer-friendly controls, performance metrics and governance frameworks. You will learn to fine-tune systems confidently, cut losses significantly and secure every transaction using transparent, auditable logic suitable for today's financial demands.
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Develop skills
- Build real-time card risk rules by designing scoring, thresholds and decision flows.
- Analyse transaction signals including velocity, device, geography and anomaly patterns.
- Tune fraud controls through backtesting rules, tracking KPIs and reducing false positives.
- Design low-friction step-up flows using 3DS, OTP and effective customer communication.
- Operationalise fraud rules with playbooks, incident response and vendor integration.
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