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Telephony Fraud Protection That Stops Risk & Protects Your Users

Detect and prevent telephony-based fraud in real time without damaging customer experience. Our trusted mobile network signals and intelligent risk scoring to detects fraud patterns early and protect your platform or services

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Built to stop telephony fraud without slowing legitimate use

Detect spoofed or high-risk calls & SMS
TMT ID identifies numbers that are likely to be used in fraud, spam or impersonation so you can block or challenge them

Protect verification & alert channels
When SMS and calls are used for authentication or alerts, fraud can erode trust. Smart risk signalling helps validate sources and protect user access

Improve customer confidence & satisfaction
Genuine users receive reliable voice and messaging services while fraud attempts are reduced, boosting trust and reducing support strain

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Risk signals from real-time mobile intelligence

Our telephony risk signals go beyond static lists or reputation blacklists. They use dynamic mobile network data that reflects real-world usage patterns

Mobile credibility scoring
Every mobile number receives a credibility score based on current and historical network attributes to help predict risk

Detect recycled or suspicious numbers
Numbers that have been reassigned or associated with misuse can be flagged and handled appropriately to reduce fraud exposure

Adaptive & accurate risk insight
Mobile network signals evolve over time to reflect changing behaviour and threat patterns so you stay ahead of fraud trends

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Who this is built for

This telephony fraud tool is ideal for organisations that depend on secure messaging, calls and identity workflows:

Financial services and regulated providers
Communication and Service Providers
Mobile Messaging Providers / Aggregators
Platforms using voice or SMS for login or verification codes
Utility and essential service providers
Online marketplaces and digital platforms
Organisations combating impersonation or scam attacks

Whether your users rely on telephony for access, alerts or communication, protecting those channels helps protect your business

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Works with your existing communication & security tools

Our API integrates with your current systems so you don’t need to rebuild everything

Flexible integration options
Works alongside existing fraud and messaging systems
Enhances alerting, verification and risk decision workflows

Ensure stronger telephony integrity while maintaining your existing infrastructure

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1. Call or SMS event is initiated by the user

A voice call or SMS triggers a telephony event for verification, alerts or service notifications

2. Real-time mobile risk signals are analysed

Mobile network intelligence checks number credibility, device reputation and risk indicators before delivery or acceptance

3. Fraud can be flagged or blocked instantly

Suspicious activity is identified in real time and blocked or routed to further checks, while genuine communications proceed smoothly

Case study

Telephony Fraud Landing Page Case Study

Providing a real-time customer liveness check that allows you to check which mobile numbers are no longer active

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Common Questions

No. Telephony risk checks run in real time with minimal impact on genuine communications

Yes. By identifying high-risk and suspicious numbers early, you can reduce fraud before it reaches users

No. It enhances your existing tools by adding mobile network-derived risk signals to your decision making

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