LexisNexis Risk Solutions Wins Two Awards for AI-Based Fraud Prevention
LexisNexis Risk Solutions has received two recognitions at the 2025 Regulation Asia Awards for Excellence, announced in a press release. The company won Best Fraud Risk, Detection or Analytics Solution for its ThreatMetrix platform and was Highly Commended for Best Use of AI in Fraud and Financial Crime Detection for its IDVerse technology.
ThreatMetrix was recognized for its advanced fraud detection powered by behavioral, device, and digital identity intelligence. The system analyzes billions of transactions through the LexisNexis Digital Identity Network to identify and block fraudulent activity in real time, supporting financial institutions and digital businesses across Asia-Pacific.
IDVerse earned commendation for its use of AI to counter deepfakes and synthetic identities. The platform authenticates over 16,000 global identity documents and integrates document verification, biometric matching, and liveness detection. According to the award panel, its use of light refraction and pixel-level analysis for deepfake detection represents a significant advancement in identity verification.
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