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Proactive Scam and Fraud Prevention – Powered by Real-Time Intelligence

CUBE3.AI delivers continuous risk signals to help banks, payment providers, crypto exchanges, and fintechs detect scams, mule accounts, and financial crime before damage is done. Our AI-native platform surfaces early warnings across wallets, smart contracts, transactions, and onboarding – enabling institutions to act decisively before funds ever move.

Built for Financial Institutions and Platforms

CUBE3.AI delivers intelligence to detect scams and financial crime early. Whether protecting payment flows, screening users, or managing risk across wallets and transactions, our AI-native platform helps you act fast – without slowing growth or compromising compliance.

Used by fraud, risk, compliance, and operations teams
Supports banks, exchanges, payment providers, and digital wallets
Protects users, assets, and transactions in real time

Full-Spectrum Coverage for Modern Fraud Risks

Fraud today moves fluidly across accounts, platforms, and payment networks — exploiting gaps in onboarding, transactions, and digital asset flows. CUBE3.AI connects risk signals across environments to help institutions detect scams, laundering schemes, mule activity, and financial crime early — before losses occur.

Risk scoring for accounts, wallets, smart contracts, transactions, and payment identifiers
Threat detection across connected payment ecosystems
Built to secure payment flows, digital assets, and onboarding processes

Quick to Integrate. Continuously Evolving.

CUBE3.AI is built for fast deployment and long-term impact. Our lightweight API integrates seamlessly into existing systems, delivering real-time intelligence without disruption. Behind the scenes, adaptive AI and LLM-powered models continuously evolve – ensuring your fraud protection stays sharp as scam tactics change.

Fast, developer-friendly API with minimal lift
Real-time, continuously updated intelligence
Adaptive AI and LLMs that learn from emerging fraud patterns