Same fraud. Different failures.

Fraud shows up everywhere, but it doesn’t break systems in the same way.

A control that works in one market can quietly fail in another.
An approach that looks solid at small scale can fall apart when volumes spike. What feels “mature” or “best practice” in one place can create blind spots somewhere else.

Fraud Atlas is a short series of conversations with people who deal with these problems day-to-day.

We’re not talking about theory or trends. We’re talking about where things actually break, why they break, and what teams learn only after operating across regions.

Who this is for:

People working in fraud, risk, compliance, trust & safety, or product — especially if you’re responsible for decisions, trade-offs, and outcomes, not just tooling.

Planned regions

We’re starting with these regions where fraud patterns and system constraints look very different:

• London / UK

• Southeast Asia (SEA)

We’ll be expanding the series to additional regions over time, including:

• Middle East & Africa (TBD)

• India (TBD)

• LATAM (TBD)

• Africa (TBD)

• USA (TBD)

Each conversation is designed to stand on its own, while also building a broader picture of how risk behaves as it moves across markets.