Feedzai
Integrations
- REST API
- ISO 8583
- ISO 20022
- Kafka
- Cassandra
Pricing Details
- Enterprise licensing based on transaction volume (TPS) and active customer profiles.
- Implementation fees apply for on-premise or hybrid deployments.
Features
- Railgun Streaming Engine
- OpenML External Model Support
- Feedzai IQ Federated Network
- GenAI RiskOps Copilot
- Real-time Behavioral Biometrics
- Whitebox Model Explainability
Description
Feedzai RiskOps Platform Architectural Assessment
Feedzai operates as a high-velocity RiskOps ecosystem designed to process hyper-scale transaction volumes with sub-millisecond latency. The architecture is anchored by Railgun, a cloud-native streaming engine that manages stateful profiling and real-time scoring without relying on traditional heavy database lookups 📑.
Core Risk Orchestration & Intelligence
The platform distinguishes itself through a 'Whitebox' approach to AI, allowing institutions to audit the logic behind every risk decision.
- Feedzai IQ (Federated Learning): A privacy-preserving network that aggregates risk signals (TrustScore) across global banks to detect cross-institutional mule networks without sharing raw PII 📑.
- OpenML Integration: Facilitates the deployment of external models (Python/R/H2O) directly into the Railgun engine, eliminating the latency penalty of external API calls during scoring 📑.
- ScamProtect: Utilizes behavioral biometrics and device intelligence to identify Authorized Push Payment (APP) fraud where the user is technically authenticated but socially manipulated 📑.
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Operational Scenarios
- Real-Time Scoring: Input: ISO 20022 Transaction Stream → Process: Feature extraction via Railgun & Scoring via OpenML Model → Output: Block/Allow Decision + Explanation 📑.
- Model Deployment: Input: Data Scientist uploads Python model → Process: Transpilation to Java byte-code via Feedzai SDK → Output: Hot-swapped production model with zero downtime 📑.
Generative AI & Agentic Frameworks
Feedzai has integrated GenAI primarily for analyst augmentation rather than autonomous execution.
- RiskOps Copilot: Uses LLMs to auto-generate SAR narratives and summarize complex alert clusters, reducing manual investigation time 📑.
- Agentic Limits: While 'ScamAlert' provides interactive advice to consumers, fully autonomous agentic decisioning for transaction blocking remains governed by deterministic rules 🧠.
Evaluation Guidance
Technical evaluators should verify the following architectural characteristics:
- Railgun Latency: Benchmark the end-to-end latency of the scoring pipeline when utilizing complex OpenML models compared to native Feedzai models 🌑.
- State Management: Validate the memory overhead of maintaining stateful profiles for millions of entities in the Railgun memory grid 🧠.
- Explainability: Audit the 'Whitebox' explanations for GenAI-assisted decisions to ensure compliance with Model Risk Management (MRM) standards 📑.
Release History
Year-end update: Launch of the Agentic Shield. Autonomous agents now execute real-time countermeasures against deepfake-driven identity fraud.
Release of the Federated Learning Hub. Enables financial institutions to train shared fraud models without moving raw customer data across borders.
Introduction of GenAI Co-pilot. Uses LLMs to explain complex fraud alerts to human investigators and generate automated suspicious activity reports (SARs).
Launch of ScamPredict. Specialized AI designed to detect Authorized Push Payment (APP) scams by analyzing behavioral patterns during transactions.
Transition to RiskOps. Unified AML, fraud prevention, and compliance into a single operational lifecycle with shared data intelligence.
Introduced Feedzai Genome. A visual graph technology to discover complex money laundering networks and hidden relationships between entities.
Launched OpenML. Allowed data scientists to build models in any framework (Python, R, H2O) and deploy them directly into the Feedzai engine.
Initial release focused on real-time processing of big data for fraud detection in retail and banking payments.
Tool Pros and Cons
Pros
- Real-time fraud accuracy
- Adaptive AI engine
- Broad industry coverage
- Reduced financial loss
- Improved fraud prevention
- Customizable risk rules
- Continuous updates
- Strong analytics
Cons
- Complex integration
- False positive potential
- High implementation costs