SEON Showcases AI-Driven Fraud Command Center Strategy at MRC London 2026

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SEON will use its presence at MRC London 2026 to position its AI Command Center as a central tool for enterprise fraud prevention and AML compliance strategy, highlighting how merchants can cut fraud losses while preserving customer experience. From April 13–15 in London, the company will run live demonstrations at Booth 410, showing real-time payment and transaction monitoring across live-like transaction flows to illustrate how its risk decisioning engine uses granular signals to inform approvals, declines, and step-ups.

On April 14, SEON’s President of GTM, Matt DeLauro, will lead a session titled “Prevention Is the New Cure: How Merchants Can Stay Ahead of Fraud,” framing fraud prevention as a proactive capability that materially impacts margins and growth. He will be joined by Harper’s Head of Fraud & Payments, who will detail how a try-before-you-buy business model forces a more precise fraud and risk strategy, underscoring SEON’s relevance for innovative, higher-risk commerce models. The company will further deepen engagement on April 15 with a focus group lunch, “From Cost Center to Control Center: Using Signals and Context to Build Fraud Prevention That Scales,” moderated by SEON’s Head of Growth EMEA and featuring fraud leaders from Harper and Fitflop, with discussion centered on using rich, real-time signals and contextual data to structure cross-team risk decisioning. Strategically, the event supports SEON’s push to be the default real-time fraud and AML control layer for merchants globally, leveraging its 900+ first-party data signals and integrated compliance workflows, and reinforcing its presence across key markets served from Austin, London, Budapest and Singapore.