Hungary’s Largest Banks Choose InAct Enterprise Fraud Monitoring Solution
Strengthening Digital Banking Infrastructure Ahead of PSD2 Deadline
In a strategic move to enhance their digital banking capabilities, Hungary’s Sberbank and Croatia’s Sberbank have selected InAct Enterprise Fraud Monitoring & Prevention solution to combat fraud attacks. The choice was driven by the need for a PSD2-ready solution that can seamlessly integrate with transactions from internet banking, mobile banking, and third-party payment systems (TPPS) channels.
A Mature Solution for Complex Processes
“We required a mature solution to tackle these processes, and as a customer, we’re delighted with InAct’s abilities and vendor approach,” said Mirko Grbavac, Head of IT at Sberbank Croatia. “The professionalism displayed by the InAct team was exceptional, and we look forward to expanding the integrations of the solution to other areas within our bank.”
Extending Anti-Fraud Expertise to Hungary
Hatice Ayas, ASEE Turkey Country Leader, expressed excitement over extending their anti-fraud expertise to Hungary’s market for the first time with InAct. The company is also proud to have been selected as a trusted IT vendor by Sberbank Hungary.
PSD2-Ready Solution
In regards to PSD2, InAct was able to quickly adjust its infrastructure to accommodate both banks’ digital channels seamlessly. “Fraud management becomes more sensitive for digital banking under PSD2, and financial institutions must gain control over sophisticated fraud attacks,” said Robert Mihaljek, ASEE Croatia Solution Sales Manager. “I strongly believe that we’re not only providing Sberbank Hungary and Sberbank Croatia with a fraud monitoring system but also creating added value for their business.”
InAct’s Comprehensive Solution
InAct’s solution has been developed incorporating intelligent methods, offering:
- Enterprise fraud detection & prevention
- Internal fraud management
- Relationship network analysis
- Business consultancy services
Enhanced Security Measures
The partnership is expected to provide both banks with enhanced security measures, enabling them to stay ahead of the curve in the rapidly evolving digital banking landscape.