It’s no secret that businesses must move fast to stay ahead of developing trends. But today’s digital world has both increased the speed and raised the stakes. From unprecedented transactional volume to the behavioral shifts of digital-first customers, companies must rethink the way they do business — and rethink quick.
Tags: Identity verification, Bank Account Verification, Account Validation, Account Verification, bank account validation, ai validate
Tags: Identity verification, Bank Account Verification, Account Validation, Account Verification, bank account validation, ai validate
Whether serving the needs of borrowers, helping lenders make better credit decisions, or reconciling payment, there’s a smarter way to move forward leveraging technology to to reimagine financial access.
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On September 7, 2017, Equifax announced that it had suffered a data breach lasting from mid-May through the end of July. As a result of that breach, personally identifiable information (PII)—including names, addresses, birth dates, and Social Security numbers—for 143 million consumers was exposed. Credit card information for about 200,000 consumers may also have been exposed, along with account history information that often provides the basis for Knowledge-based Answers (KBA) authentication.
Tags: Data breach, Identity verification, Equifax