LND // For Lenders · Fraud & first-party risk

The fraud you are pricing in is the fraud you have not detected.

Every basis point of undetected fraud is a basis point of loan pricing your good borrowers subsidise. We build fraud brains that combine identity, device, graph, behavioural and post-drawdown signals into a single defence — for consumer lenders, SME lenders, bridging shops and BNPL alike.

BuyerCRO · Head of Fraud · Head of Underwriting← All lender capabilities
The problem

Why the fraud you are pricing in is the fraud you have not detected.

Most lenders under £500m book operate with a fraud stack of Sumsub or Onfido for ID, a set of internal rules for velocity and duplicates, and a manual fraud team for review. The good news is the obvious fraud gets caught. The bad news is the sophisticated fraud — synthetic identities aged over 12 months, coordinated bust-out rings across guarantors, first-party fraud with real IDs and manufactured cashflows, mule networks that pass every check individually — walks straight through and lands on the loss line.

The pricing effect is compounding. Every basis point of undetected fraud is a basis point of pricing your good borrowers pay. The lenders that have shipped a proper fraud brain over the last three years have moved this number 20–50 basis points — real money on a mid-sized book, transformative on a subprime one.

What good looks like

What good fraud detection looks like in 2026.

Not another vendor bolted onto Sumsub. A firm-specific brain that produces:

  • A per-application fraud score combining ID, device, IP graph, behavioural, cashflow-pattern and application-consistency signals — scored in seconds.
  • A graph engine that surfaces coordinated rings across guarantors, addresses, devices, employer references and payment accounts — the fraud your rule engine cannot see.
  • First-party fraud detection tuned to the specific patterns your book is bleeding on (cashflow manufacturing, employment falsification, guarantor collusion, address hopping).
  • Post-drawdown fraud surveillance — bust-out detection, mule-net signals, sudden behaviour changes.
  • A fraud operator UI that ranks cases with reasoning, not a wall of alerts.
What KJ Capital ships

What KJ Capital ships.

A bespoke fraud brain that sits above your existing ID/AML vendors (Sumsub, Onfido, SEON, ComplyAdvantage) and your LMS. We deliver:

  • A production per-application fraud score trained on your book, evaluated against a hold-out cohort with published precision, recall and cost-weighted metrics.
  • A graph engine spanning applications, guarantors, addresses, devices, employers and payment accounts.
  • First-party fraud detectors calibrated to your specific loss patterns.
  • Post-drawdown surveillance signalling on active book.
  • A fraud operator UI plus a review-pack generator for the compliance-adjacent workflows.
Typical outcomes

What lenders actually see after go-live.

Fraud loss reduction
20–50 bps of book
Fraud team throughput
3–4×
False-positive rate
-40 to -60%
Time from kickoff to production
10–12 weeks
Frequently asked

What buyers ask us about this build.

Q01Do you replace Sumsub / Onfido / SEON?+
No. We sit above. Your ID/AML vendors keep doing what they do; the fraud brain reads their outputs, combines with device/graph/behavioural signals, and produces the actionable score and case surface.
Q02How do you handle GDPR and graph data?+
PII stays in your tenancy. The graph is built inside your own data boundary. Cross-lender fraud sharing (Cifas, SIRA) is supported via the standard scheme mechanisms.
Q03Can this help with BNPL / subprime volumes?+
Especially. High-volume, low-margin books are where fraud detection has the biggest per-loan economic effect.
Q04How does this integrate with post-drawdown collections?+
Post-drawdown fraud signals feed collections risk-scoring — a fraud-flagged case is treated differently from a genuine hardship case in the collections engine.
Q05Price?+
Productised Build: from £150k, 10–12 weeks. Continues on the AI Operator retainer once live.
Next step

Two weeks. £15k. A written blueprint and a working proof-of-concept on your loan book.