Data Hub

Seamlessly Connect to Robust Data Solutions

Integrate third-party data for an even stronger fraud and risk management ecosystem.

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Features

Unified Orchestration.
No-Code Integration.

Unlock your fraud and risk program's potential with easy access to diverse data sources, helping you act quickly and decisively in a complex landscape.

One Seamless Connection

Dozens of Data Partners

Fast and Simple Setup

Bring Your Own Vendors

Featured Data Partners

Simplify Vendor Management, Maximize Data Potential

Managing vendors doesn’t have to be a hassle. Integrate our broad array of data partners without disrupting your workflows.

Comply Advantage
Compliance
LexisNexis
Risk solutions
Plaid
Fintech
Ekata
Identity
Jumio
Identity
Experian
Credit
Ethoca
Fraud
Enbanca
Banking
Diro
Authentication
Telesign
Communications
Veriff
Identity
Twilio
Communications
People Data Labs
Data
Sayari
Intelligence
IP2Location
Geolocation
Validify
Credit
SmartyStreets
Addressing
RiskRecon
Security
Tin-Check
Compliance
Gradiant
Technology
ProScore
Credit
Death Master File Verification
Records
AtData
Data
Serpro
Government
Data Types

Comprehensive Data Sources to Combat Threats from All Angles

Gain access to an extensive array of data types and ensure your fraud and risk program remains sharp, accurate, and efficient. 

  • Address Verification
  • Bank Account Verification
  • Behavioral Biometrics
  • Bot Detection
  • Business Credit Check
  • Business Identity
  • Consumer Credit Check
  • Consumer Identity
  • Dark Web Intelligence
  • Device Verification
  • Death Master File
  • Document Verification
  • Email Verification
  • Facial Recognition
  • IP Address Verification
  • Login Scoring
  • Liveness Test
  • Manual Reviews
  • Multi-factor Authentication
  • PEP Lists
  • Phone Verification
  • Sanctions Screening
  • Signature Authentication
  • Social Media Profiles
  • Step-up Authentication
  • UBO Screens
  • Voice Authentication
  • And much more...
Partner Spotlight

Meet Our Innovative Partners

AtData

AtData, known as "The Email Address Experts," is a data-driven technology company specializing in email-centric solutions for global marketers. With over 20 years of experience, AtData offers services that verify, enrich, and connect customer emails instantly, enhancing marketing performance and reducing fraud.

Veriff

Veriff is an AI-powered identity verification platform that helps businesses prevent fraud and comply with regulations. It offers automated ID verification, biometric authentication, and risk assessment to ensure secure user onboarding. Veriff supports a wide range of identity documents and provides real-time verification with high accuracy.

Benefits

Drive Your Fraud & Risk Strategy Forward

Our Data Hub connects you with a wide network of data partners and sources, empowering you to improve your fraud detection, accelerate response times, and streamline operations with ease. 

Stronger Fraud Prevention

Connect more data sources to identify risks faster and more accurately.

Quick and Simple Deployment

Get started quickly with no-code integration into pre-built data partner connections.

Global Scale, Local Precision

Improve your fraud prevention strategies worldwide with our expansive partner ecosystem.

Effortless Operational Efficiency

Integrate directly into your workflows, avoiding time-consuming and costly system overhauls.

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FAQs

What is FraudNet's Data Hub?

FraudNet's Data Hub is the company's name for its library of data partner integrations — a single connection point that gives the platform access to many third-party data sources at once, instead of each provider needing its own custom integration. FraudNet's Data Hub connects to more than 50 identity, compliance, banking verification, and device intelligence providers through this shared connection layer.

What third-party data providers does FraudNet integrate with?

FraudNet integrates with more than 50 third-party providers spanning identity verification, compliance and sanctions screening, banking verification, and device intelligence. Having this range available through one connection point means a team can add a new data source to their fraud program without building a separate integration for each one.

Why do fraud prevention platforms need so many data integrations?

Fraud prevention platforms need many data integrations because no single data source covers every type of risk signal: identity data catches synthetic identities, device data catches account takeover, banking data catches payment risk, and each requires a different specialized provider. A platform that pre-integrates a wide range of these providers, like FraudNet's Data Hub, saves a team from negotiating and building each connection individually.

How does a data hub reduce the work of adding new fraud data sources?

A data hub reduces this work by handling the integration once at the platform level, so a new data source becomes available to every downstream fraud, risk, and compliance workflow without custom engineering for each addition. This matters most for teams that expect to keep expanding their data sources as their fraud program matures, since the integration burden would otherwise grow with every new provider.

Can a company keep using its own existing data providers alongside FraudNet's Data Hub?

Companies can generally keep their existing data provider relationships alongside FraudNet's Data Hub, since the two aren't mutually exclusive: a fraud program can draw on a company's own established vendor contracts as well as the additional providers made available through the platform's connection layer. This matters for organizations that already have pricing agreements or region-specific coverage with a particular provider and don't want switching platforms to force those relationships to end.