FinTech digital solution to prevent online payments to criminal traders
FinTech digital solution to prevent online payments to criminal traders
批准号:
86174
负责人:
金额:
$12.74万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
英国
项目类别:
Collaborative R&D
财政年份:
2020
资助国家:
英国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2020 至 --
中文摘要
政府和监管机构为经济增长、环境保护和公共服务筹资制定参与规则。执法机构和法律的系统确保遵守。大多数良好的,合法的企业遵循这些规则。它们承担对雇员和社会影响的责任,并支付相关费用和税款。他们在创新、知识产权保护和合规方面投入了大量资金。这推动了经济增长,反过来又为公共服务和更广泛的经济竞争力提供了资金。他们不保证产品的安全性或合法性,也不支付税收、实际或社会成本。它们窃取或否定合法企业的研发投资,并破坏可持续性和经济发展的进展。非法贸易的收入资助了其他犯罪活动,而不是社会公益。这不是一场公平的斗争,合法的企业、公民、社区和经济体都是输家。赢家是有组织的犯罪团伙-非法贸易是有组织犯罪的最大资金来源(资料来源:联合国、欧洲刑警组织、英国警察)。在COVID-19期间,犯罪已经转移到网上,使用主流交付服务和电子商务平台,使其更难被发现和拦截。英国国家犯罪署和欧洲刑警组织记录了网络犯罪、在线犯罪销售、欺诈和假冒商品非法交易的增加,这些活动与利用COVID-19危机造成的混乱直接相关。重要的是要发现犯罪卖家和非法交易者,并阻止他们对合法企业的不公平优势。Vistalworks是在线非法贸易检测。我们已经建立了一个人工智能系统,以减少消费者对非法交易商品的需求,并提供情报,以更好地集中执法资源。(由HMRC、Police Scotland和Trading Standards Scotland使用)。该项目为具有全球市场潜力的业务带来了新的能力,将我们的主张从咨询发展到预防,并引入了一种全新的原型技术,使银行能够阻止向犯罪卖家的在线支付,并在发生之前阻止最高风险的交易。这将减少欺诈、非法资金流动和相关服务、退款和退款成本。我们将通过关注在线交易点的犯罪卖家、警告支付提供商和支付处理商来实现这一目标,以便他们能够阻止、调查或拒绝高风险交易。Vistalworks有可能在国家和全球范围内推动可持续的经济复苏,通过减少2019年2.2万亿美元的非法贸易每年高达100亿英镑的经济损失,并遏制与黑市卖家相关的气候相关排放和污染的显着水平。当COP 26于2021年来到我们的家乡格拉斯哥时,我们的目标是提出一个可供世界使用的解决方案,以解决非法贸易问题,并直接减少相关的经济、社会和环境危害。
英文摘要
Governments and regulators set the rules of engagement for economic growth, environmental protection and funding of public services. Law enforcement agencies & the legal system ensures compliance.The majority of good, legitimate businesses follow these rules. They assume their share of responsibility for employees and social impacts, and pay associated costs and taxes. They make considerable investment into innovation, IP protection and regulatory compliance. This drives growth, which in turn funds public services and wider economic competitiveness.Criminal sellers and illicit traders do not follow the rules. They do not ensure product safety or legality, and do not pay tax, actual or social costs. They steal or negate the R&D investments of legitimate businesses, and undermine progress towards sustainability and economic. The revenues from illicit trade fund other criminal activities, rather than social good.This is not a fair fight, and legitimate businesses, citizens, communities and economies are the losers. The winners are organised criminal gangs -- illicit trade is the biggest funding source of organised crime (Source: UN, Europol, UK Police). And crime has moved online during COVID-19, using mainstream delivery services and ecommerce platforms, making it harder to detect and intercept. The UK's National Crime Agency and Europol have documented an increase in cybercrime, online criminal selling, fraud and illicit trading of counterfeit goods directly linked to those exploiting the chaos of the Covid-19 crisis.For post-COVID business recovery to be fair and sustainable, it is important that criminal sellers and illicit traders are detected and their unfair advantage over legitimate businesses is stopped.Vistalworks are experts in online illicit trade detection. We've built an AI system to reduce consumer demand for illicitly traded goods and provide intelligence to better focus law enforcement resources (used by HMRC, Police Scotland, and Trading Standards Scotland).This project brings a new capability to the business with global market potential, evolving our proposition from advisory to preventative, and introducing a completely new prototype technology that enables banks to block online payments to criminal sellers, and prevent the highest-risk transactions before they occur. This will reduce fraud, illegal financial flows and the associated service, refunds and chargeback costs.We'll achieves this by focusing on criminal sellers at the point of online transaction, warning payments providers and payments processors so that they can block, investigate or decline high risk transactions.Vistalworks has the potential to fuel sustainable economic recovery at a nationally and globally significant level, by reducing the 2019 $2.2trillion annual economic losses from illicit trade by up to £10billion per year and curbing the significant levels of climate-related emissions and pollution associated with black market sellers.When COP 26 comes to our home city of Glasgow in 2021, it is our ambition to present a solution than can be used by the world to tackle illicit trade and directly reduce the associated economic, social and environmental harms.
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