ThreatMark Partners with Alloy to Deliver Behavioral Intelligence across the Digital Banking Journey
The new integration will support more financial institutions to stop Authorized Push Payment scams and Account Takeovers.
ThreatMark, a leader in behavioral intelligence and fraud disruption, today announced a partnership with Alloy, a global identity and fraud prevention platform provider for financial institutions and fintechs.
The partnership adds ThreatMark’s comprehensive behavioral fraud prevention capabilities to the Alloy platform, enabling clients on digital banking platforms to prevent Authorized Push Payment (APP) scams and Account Takeovers (ATO) across the entire customer journey. The integration unlocks sophisticated behavioral and device intelligence for select Alloy-integrated digital banking clients, delivered through its single API requiring no additional implementation effort.
ThreatMark brings a proven track record to the partnership. Institutions that have adopted its Behavioral Intelligence Platform report up to a 65% drop in fraud losses after moving from top-tier providers. Today, the company safeguards more than 50 million users across Europe and North America, analyzing billions of interactions annually with AI models purpose-built for modern fraud tactics.
Partnership Powering Safer Banking
Alloy joins ThreatMark’s growing network of partners. The behavioral and biometric fraud prevention capabilities are also pre-enabled within Q2’s Digital Banking Platform, broadening availability across the U.S. market.
“No single player can stop fraud on their own. At ThreatMark, we see partnership as the most effective way to stay ahead of the evolving fraud landscape, and our integration with Alloy’s market-leading platform is a clear example of that,” said Michal Tresner, CEO of ThreatMark.