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Block payment diversion and social-engineering scams — before the money moves.
Business Email Compromise (BEC) attacks are low-tech, high-impact. Fraudsters impersonate executives, vendors, or internal staff to manipulate payments — often using fake urgency, spoofed emails, and subtle timing tricks.
By the time someone double-checks, the money is gone.
RaptorX stops these scams before they reach finance or treasury desks.
Emails appear real — often from lookalike domains
Beneficiary account changes happen at the last minute
Approvals are faked or rushed during out-of-office windows
Payment context seems slightly “off” but not enough to trigger rules
Legacy systems can’t link internal approvals to behavioral signals
Flags late-stage beneficiary edits after invoice submission—a common BEC tactic used right before funds are released.
Detects deviations from the typical approval window or currency usage that signal timing and FX anomalies.
Flags transactions where email metadata, sender identity, or the approval sequence contains gaps or inconsistencies.
Evaluates beneficiary risk based on behavior, history, and linkage — not just metadata.
Correlates payment requests with email timelines and expected sign-off behavior.
Gives investigators all the relevant metadata, risk scores, and audit trail in one screen.
Feed into your compliance, risk, or fraud case queues seamlessly.
Stops BEC without relying on email security gateways
Links financial behavior, email metadata, and beneficiary history in real time
Reduces manual approval friction by auto-flagging only risky flows
Works across SWIFT, ACH, domestic wire, and corporate banking platforms
See how RaptorX stops BEC attacks — without slowing your finance team.