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Improved Fraud Detection in Banking Systems through Machine Learning and Big Data Analytics with Management Key Components


Abstract:

The banking industry needs to set up strong detection systems to fight the continuing risk of fraud in order to keep people’s trust in financial systems and keep their ca...Show More

Abstract:

The banking industry needs to set up strong detection systems to fight the continuing risk of fraud in order to keep people’s trust in financial systems and keep their cash safe. Problems often arise with traditional rule-based detection systems when they are put up against complicated fraud plans. It is possible to find fake activities more easily now that machine learning and big data analytics are becoming more popular. In this research, a complete approach is introduced that makes it easier to spot fraud in banking systems. The system has algorithms for machine learning, important management parts, and big data analytics. using “big data” technologies to collect and examine a lot of data from a lot of different sources, such as external data streams, internal transaction records, and profiles of customers. Fraud detection systems get better at telling the difference by picking out key features from preprocessed data. Researching on a system that will constantly watch all incoming transfers and send alerts right away if any suspicious activity is seen. Because of this, it is necessary to set limits, create automatic systems for sending out warnings, and come up with ways to spot anomalies. The financial industry must make sure that the methods they use to find and stop fraud are legal and meet their compliance responsibilities.
Date of Conference: 09-10 May 2024
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 25 July 2024
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Conference Location: Chennai, India

I. Introduction

In the ever-changing world of finance, the ability to remain vigilant in the detection of fraudulent actions is absolutely essential. As a result of the proliferation of digital transactions and the increasing complexity of fraudulent conduct, traditional rule-based systems usually fail to meet the challenges posed by the ever-evolving nature of financial crime. On the other hand, machine learning (ML) and big data analytics have the potential to offer a major improvement in the capability of financial systems to detect and prevent fraud, which might potentially result in an increase in profits.

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