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MoneyMe Selects SEON to Strengthen Fraud Prevention and Credit Decisioning

Leading Australian FinTech Strengthens Risk Management with SEON to Scale Lending Operations Securely and Efficiently

SEON, the command centre for fraud prevention and compliance, has announced that MoneyMe, one of Australia’s leading digital lenders, has selected SEON’s unified platform to bolster fraud detection as it continues its growth trajectory.

MoneyMe will deploy SEON to support a multi-product portfolio—including auto loans, credit cards and personal loans—strengthening capabilities in device intelligence, behavioural analysis and second-party fraud detection. The decision follows an evaluation of multiple vendors and reflects MoneyMe’s focus on pre-emptively improving risk management capabilities without compromising customer experience.

“SEON stood out for its flexibility, strong device intelligence and scalability,” said Jonathan Wu, MoneyMe’s Chief Operations Officer and Chief Product Officer. “Its platform will help us consolidate tools, reduce complexity and enhance both fraud prevention and operational efficiency as we grow.”

The phased rollout includes fraud prevention and credit decisioning enrichment via SEON’s data engine. MoneyMe will gain comprehensive visibility across all risk vectors through the company’s integrated dashboard, enabling coordinated response across their fraud, risk and compliance teams.

“MoneyMe is the kind of forward-looking FinTech we built SEON for,” said Troy Nyi Nyi, Senior Vice President and GM, APAC, SEON. “By combining device intelligence, digital footprinting and real-time compliance in one centralised command centre, we’re helping them to both stop fraud before it starts and scale securely.”

MoneyMe aims to future-proof its fraud detection approach, add additional data points to enhance credit modelling accuracy and generate cost savings across KYC and onboarding workflows. The company also plans to expand SEON’s role to include transaction monitoring in future phases.

Martin Dale Bolima

Martin has been a Technology Journalist at Asia Online Publishing Group (AOPG) since July 2021, tasked primarily to handle the company’s Disruptive Tech Asia and Disruptive Tech News online portals. He also contributes to Cybersecurity ASEAN and Data&Storage ASEAN, with his main areas of interest being artificial intelligence and machine learning, cloud computing and cybersecurity. A seasoned writer and editor, Martin holds a degree in Journalism from the University of Santo Tomas in the Philippines. He began his professional career back in 2006 as a writer-editor for the University Press of First Asia, one of the premier academic publishers in the Philippines. He next dabbled in digital marketing as an SEO writer while also freelancing as a sports and features writer.

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