Credit card fraud is becoming more sophisticated as digital payments accelerate, with losses reaching $15.9 billion in 2025 and fraud attempts climbing nearly 46% year-over-year. For leaders in payments, the key question is no longer whether credit card fraud will continue to evolve, but whether their current fraud management strategies are equipped to evolve with it.
This shift is putting pressure on credit unions to invest in AI-driven strategies to respond faster, reduce user friction, and better protect cardholders.
However, implementing these systems requires heavy investment, dedicated expertise, and ongoing oversight. For some banks and credit unions, building and maintaining these capabilities internally may not be practical.
Download the whitepaper to learn about current trends in AI fraud detection and how credit unions are redefining fraud prevention through agent issuing partnerships.