Feedzai Expands Digital Trust Solution to Detect AI Agents
Feedzai updated its Digital Trust platform to help banks distinguish between human users, authorized AI agents, and fraudsters using cryptographic device binding.
Financial crime prevention company Feedzai expanded its Digital Trust solution on November 12, 2026, to help banks differentiate between human users, authorized AI agents, and fraudsters. The platform implements a triangle of trust between the customer, their device, and the bank by combining persistent device fingerprinting, network intelligence, and cryptographic device binding.
By analyzing behavioral, network, and endpoint signals, the technology reduces the banking sector's reliance on SMS-based one-time passcodes, which are often vulnerable to attack. Feedzai reports that the solution detected 44% more fraud within the highest-risk 0.1% of sessions without increasing false positives. Additionally, the system decreased SMS passcode usage by 41% and reduced unnecessary authentication challenges by 6,000 per million logins.
Company executives noted that the ability to distinguish between malicious and personal agents is critical as AI threats iterate more quickly. The expansion addresses a broader industry trend where many banks continue to rely on weak multifactor authentication methods.
