FraudXchange

Dark Web Fraud Intelligence for Banks and Credit Unions

Identify compromised checks and cards earlier with proactive fraud intelligence designed to help your institution act before fraud becomes loss.
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Dark Web Fraud Intelligence

Identify Fraud Risk Before the Transaction

Stolen checks and compromised card information can surface online before a fraudulent transaction ever reaches your institution. FraudXchange provides banks and credit unions with dark web fraud intelligence designed to identify exposed checks and cards earlier, giving fraud teams more time to investigate, protect affected accounts and prepare for potential fraud attempts.

FraudXchange also combines proactive fraud intelligence with centralized fraud case management, helping institutions move from initial exposure identification through investigation and documentation in one workflow.

FraudXchange | Database snapshot

Compromised-check intelligence at scale

As of October 1, 2026

419,941

Reported stolen-check records

4,507

Institutions represented in the data

$5.41B

Reported aggregate check face value

Source and scope: FraudXchange Monthly Aggregate Stolen Check Data, October 1, 2026. Exact reported check face value: $5,410,340,698.61. This is a dated database snapshot, not the number or value of checks added during September. Institutions represented are not a customer count. Face value is not confirmed fraud, actual loss or losses prevented. These records overlap the customer snapshot below and must not be added to it.

October 17, 2026 | Customer snapshot

Compromised-check visibility. Customer by customer.

The most useful fraud intelligence is the intelligence that matters to your institution. The October 17 FraudXchange customer snapshot connects reported check exposure to the customers using the platform.

63

Customer institutions in the export

55 of 63

Had recorded checks (87.3%)

1,789

Reported check records

$27.6M

Reported check value

Exposure in context

Twenty-eight customer institutions had more than $100,000 in total reported check value; seven had more than $1 million. The median customer total was $70,328.82 across all 63 institutions, including the eight with zero recorded checks.

FraudXchange provides dark-web intelligence about compromised checks and payment data, with tools that support investigation and documentation. These figures show exposure to understand and investigate, not money already saved.

Source and scope: FraudXchange active-solution customer export, October 17, 2026. One record per customer-company ID; exact reported check value is $27,617,039.24. Check counts are sums of customer counters, not independently certified unique instruments. The total fields have no stated observation start date: they are not presented as 2026-only or last-30-day totals. Reported check value is not confirmed fraud, actual loss or verified losses prevented. This customer subset is separate from, and not additional to, the full-database snapshot.

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CardGuard

Dark Web Card Monitoring with CardGuard

CardGuard is included with FraudXchange and monitors for compromised debit and credit card information associated with your financial institution's BINs. Searchable card intelligence can help fraud teams investigate potential exposure and respond with greater awareness.

From Early Warning to Transaction-Level Fraud Detection

FraudXchange and FraudSentry help institutions build a layered approach to check fraud prevention. FraudXchange provides proactive intelligence around potential exposure. FraudSentry helps analyze check images and detect suspicious items as they enter processing.

Learn more about check fraud detection and image analysis.

Frequently Asked Questions About Dark Web Fraud Intelligence

What is dark web fraud intelligence?

Dark web fraud intelligence involves identifying compromised financial information or fraud-related activity surfaced from online sources associated with illicit trading or exposure. It can give financial institutions earlier visibility into potential risk.

How can banks detect stolen checks on the dark web?

FraudXchange provides intelligence into compromised check activity found through its approved dark-web monitoring capabilities, helping fraud teams search and investigate potential exposure.

Can a bank identify a compromised check before it is deposited?

When an exposed item has been identified, compromised-check intelligence can provide an earlier signal. It does not mean every compromised check will be detected before presentment.

How does FraudXchange help financial institutions address check fraud?

FraudXchange combines proactive fraud intelligence, investigation support and centralized case management. Where supported in current processing, compromised-check intelligence can also inform inclearing check prescreening.

Does FraudXchange monitor compromised debit and credit cards?

Yes. CardGuard is included with FraudXchange and monitors for compromised debit and credit card information associated with a financial institution's BINs.

How is FraudXchange different from transaction-level check fraud detection?

FraudXchange focuses on earlier intelligence and exposure identification. Transaction-level technologies such as FraudSentry analyze suspicious check items when they enter processing, extending detection across more of the fraud lifecycle.

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