Retailer-led coordination

Fraudsters exploit the gaps between retailers

When every retailer fights fraud alone, the same playbook works again at the next one. CROSEC closes the gaps.

Membership

Know sooner, defend better

01

Know where you stand

Stop guessing whether your fraud losses are high. Compare against anonymised category data.

02

See it before it lands

Learn about new fraud methods when other retailers detect them, not when they reach you.

03

Compare like for like

Resolve the definition mismatches between fraud, policy abuse and disputes that make retail numbers incomparable.

04

Build the case

A loss too small for one retailer to pursue becomes a case worth acting on once the same pattern is documented across many.

Published research

Independent, evidence-based analysis of fraud and economic crime in digital commerce.

What Coordination Is Worth

Singapore recorded its first annual fall in scam losses while the region moved the other way, and Australian card fraud fell against a larger exposure base. Both point the same way: losses fall where the response is coordinated. Retail sits outside those arrangements in either market.

Leslie Falvey & Tyson Hackwood

The Industrialisation of Return Fraud

Generative AI removed the skill needed to fabricate evidence, and in doing so collapsed the line between the opportunistic customer and the organised syndicate. Return and claims fraud has industrialised, and no retailer can outspend that curve alone.

Leslie Falvey & Tyson Hackwood

Peak Season 2025 in Australia

An evidence-based analysis of Australia's 2025 peak trading period showing that card-not-present fraud is becoming higher-value and more damaging to retail margins.

Leslie Falvey & Tyson Hackwood

All research

Isolated, you are a target. Together, a defence.

Fraud depends on retailers not talking to each other. CROSEC removes that advantage, and it costs retailers nothing to take part.

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