Guides
Guides for fraud and threat-intel teams
How scammers work and what their wallets, accounts and payment details tell a fraud, threat-intelligence or trust-and-safety team.

Anti Money Laundering Crypto: Key Checks Explained
Learn the key anti money laundering crypto checks, what they catch, and how fraud teams can use scammer-supplied wallet data in investigations.
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Named Entity Resolution vs. Entity Resolution
Learn what named entity resolution means, how it differs from entity resolution, and how both help threat-intelligence analysts link scam activity.
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Paysafecard Fraud in Scam Payment Chains
Learn how paysafecard fraud fits into scam payment chains, what fraud teams should look for, and how to turn scam chatter into usable intelligence.
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Mule Account Meaning: What Fraud Teams Need to Know
Learn the mule account meaning, how mule accounts are used in fraud, the warning signs, and what bank and payment fraud teams should watch for.
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Check Scammer Email Address: What to Look For
Check a scammer email address with practical steps, red flags, and ways to turn one inbox clue into useful fraud intelligence.
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Address Poisoning: What It Is and How to Spot It
Learn what address poisoning is, how it works, the warning signs to check, and what fraud teams can do to detect and disrupt it faster.
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What Is a Threat Intelligence Feed?
Learn what a threat intelligence feed is, what data it contains, how CTI teams use it, and how scam conversations can become structured intelligence.
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Travel Rule Crypto: What Fraud Teams Should Check
Learn what the travel rule crypto requires, what data fraud teams should review, and how to use scammer-shared wallet intel in investigations.
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Case Monitoring in Scam Investigations
Learn what case monitoring means in scam investigations, what to track, and how to turn scammer conversations into usable threat intelligence.
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