Improving Financial Services Using Pega's Decisioning Capabilities To Detect Fraud

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  • Dr N. Geetha Rani,Ravi Babu Birudugadda, Siva Sankar Namani , Dr.R.Senthamil Selvan Dr. V Srinadh Author

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https://doi.org/10.64252/sbw6mp59

Abstract

Pega’s decision-making capabilities are related here, which can develop fraud discovery in the economic area. Since commercial frauds are increasing, established discovery methods frequently be deprived of up due to issues to a degree scalability, slow dispose of speeds and difficulty fitting to new fraud patterns. It tests by what method Pega’s Artificial intelligence (AI)- driven administrative foundation integrates real-period data analysis. Machine Learning (ML) and rule-located systematic reasoning issues more correct results, decrease false a still picture taken with a camera and boost functional efficiency. By analyzing hypothetical implementation and approximate research, the paper shows that Pega’s solution outperforms usual fraud discovery procedures in terms of transform speed and veracity.  Its scalability ensures that bureaucracy can control large undertaking volumes outside a visit performance. It likewise means the complicated regions guide Pega’s system, containing interpretability, real-period transform demands and privacy concerns.  To moderate these, the paper desires potential answers like integrating blockchain for better safety and leveraging quantity computing for faster transformation. The findings display that joining Pega’s decision-making capacity accompanying emerging sciences keeps transforming by what financial organizations discover fraud, contribution bureaucracy a robust and ascendable form to tackle evolving trickery dangers while improving overall effectiveness. By some phases of Pega, such as Discover, Prepare, Build and Adopt, we can easily detect fraud.

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Published

2025-01-25

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Improving Financial Services Using Pega’s Decisioning Capabilities To Detect Fraud. (2025). International Journal of Environmental Sciences, 11(1), 426-437. https://doi.org/10.64252/sbw6mp59