Observed arrival · 2026-10-01
STINGR wants scammers to meet decoys, not victims
STINGR pitches an AI platform that uses decoy personas to draw out scammers and give fraud teams payment and infrastructure indicators.
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- Banks, card issuers, merchants, and fraud teams
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- The example workflow names a retiree, job seeker, and small bakery as decoy personas, then lists payout accounts, wallets, P2P handles, phones, and domains as indicators.
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The workflow is presented as four steps: deploy decoys, keep them talking, extract indicators, and alert a team's fraud staff. The sample interface shows six agents on duty and 15 accounts to block that week; the page does not establish whether those figures represent live customer data or a demonstration.
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