Neuromorphic graph-analytics engine detecting synthetic-identity fraud in real-time: Safeguarding national payment ecosystems and critical infrastructure
Authors/Creators
- 1. Pompea College of Business Department of Business Analytics, University of New Haven, United States of America..
- 2. Independent Researcher, Phoenix, AZ, USA.
Description
The proliferation of synthetic identity fraud poses an unprecedented threat to the United States' financial infrastructure, with estimated annual losses exceeding $6 billion across payment ecosystems. This research presents a novel neuromorphic graph-analytics engine designed to detect synthetic identity fraud in real-time, leveraging advanced graph neural networks (GNNs) and transformer-based architectures to protect critical national payment systems. The proposed framework integrates heterogeneous temporal graph analysis with cloud-optimized streaming capabilities, achieving a 97.3% detection accuracy while maintaining sub-millisecond response times. Through comprehensive analysis of transaction networks and entity relationships, this system demonstrates superior performance in identifying sophisticated fraud patterns that traditional rule-based systems fail to detect.
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