Fraud is evolving fast - your testing needs to move faster. Financial institutions are under constant pressure to protect card and instant payment transactions from fraud, vulnerability and compliance risks - while still accelerating innovation. That’s where Expleo Group's FaXimmé simulator steps in. FaXimmé is an advanced card payments simulation and validation platform that helps QA and Engineering teams to: - Simulate real-world fraud scenarios - Stress-test issuer, acquirer and switch systems - Detect vulnerabilities through negative and malformed transaction testing - Automate regression and certification testing - Strengthen compliance with repeatable, data-driven validation The result? Proactive assurance instead of reactive fixes - enabling faster, more secure payment releases If you work in payments, cards or financial services and want to improve fraud resilience without increasing operational overhead - let's connect! #Payments #FraudPrevention #FinTech #TestAutomation #CyberSecurity #CardPayments
Expleo Group's FaXimmé Simulator for Proactive Fraud Prevention
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FaXimme is our ISO8583 that can help host simulation, 20+ schemes support, functional, and performance testing, switch testing, message parser and validation between two interfaces, API driven test automation and CICD integration. FaXimme ISO20022 is underway as well by May 15.
Fraud is evolving fast - your testing needs to move faster. Financial institutions are under constant pressure to protect card and instant payment transactions from fraud, vulnerability and compliance risks - while still accelerating innovation. That’s where Expleo Group's FaXimmé simulator steps in. FaXimmé is an advanced card payments simulation and validation platform that helps QA and Engineering teams to: - Simulate real-world fraud scenarios - Stress-test issuer, acquirer and switch systems - Detect vulnerabilities through negative and malformed transaction testing - Automate regression and certification testing - Strengthen compliance with repeatable, data-driven validation The result? Proactive assurance instead of reactive fixes - enabling faster, more secure payment releases If you work in payments, cards or financial services and want to improve fraud resilience without increasing operational overhead - let's connect! #Payments #FraudPrevention #FinTech #TestAutomation #CyberSecurity #CardPayments
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PYMNTS: Embedding Security: Designing Fraud Risk Out of Business Transactions: Embedded payments are becoming a core feature of modern business platforms, weaving transactions directly into everyday operational workflows. As payments shift, however, fraud risk shifts with them. In embedded environments, threats can no longer be managed effectively through point solutions that activate only after a transaction is already in motion. Instead, fraud prevention must move […] The post Embedding Security: Designing Fraud Risk Out of Business Transactions appeared first on PYMNTS.com. http://dlvr.it/TRF4Nn #payments #fintech
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PYMNTS: Embedding Security: Designing Fraud Risk Out of Business Transactions: Embedded payments are becoming a core feature of modern business platforms, weaving transactions directly into everyday operational workflows. As payments shift, however, fraud risk shifts with them. In embedded environments, threats can no longer be managed effectively through point solutions that activate only after a transaction is already in motion. Instead, fraud prevention must move […] The post Embedding Security: Designing Fraud Risk Out of Business Transactions appeared first on PYMNTS.com. http://dlvr.it/TRF4Nq #payments #fintech
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