Accertify detects fraud in milliseconds using Oracle Distributed Database's built-in AI
Accertify, a fraud prevention provider for retailers, travel, and financial services, adopted Oracle Distributed Database with sharding and built-in AI to analyze billions of financial transactions. The company processes over a million transactions daily, detecting fraud in milliseconds at petabyte scale with 100K+ TPS and near-zero response time. Oracle's database helped Accertify prevent $7.1 billion in fraud while maintaining data sovereignty and supporting 100% year-over-year event growth, protecting more than $1.13 trillion in commerce annually.
Overview
Accertify, a fraud prevention provider for retailers, travel, and financial services, adopted Oracle Distributed Database with sharding and built-in AI to analyze billions of financial transactions. The company processes over a million transactions daily, detecting fraud in milliseconds at petabyte scale with 100K+ TPS and near-zero response time. Oracle's database helped Accertify prevent $7.1 billion in fraud while maintaining data sovereignty and supporting 100% year-over-year event growth, protecting more than $1.13 trillion in commerce annually.
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Inspect the highlighted sourceThe challenge
Accertify analyzes billions of financial transactions every year and was facing surging data volumes, complex fraud patterns, and real-time approvals that happened in milliseconds.
The solution
Accertify adopted Oracle Distributed Database with sharding and advanced security, enabling petabyte-scale analysis at 100K+ TPS with near-zero response time.
Reported business value
The Oracle database helped Accertify prevent $7.1 billion in fraud, maintain data sovereignty and support system availability with 100% year-over-year event growth, protecting more than $1.13 trillion in commerce annually.
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