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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Dec. 20, 2022
Filed:
Sep. 11, 2019
Mastercard Technologies Canada Ulc, Vancouver, CA;
Yi Wei Tseng, Vancouver, CA;
Randy Lukashuk, Errington, CA;
Perry McGee, Vancouver, CA;
Amiran Gigiberia, Coquitlam, CA;
Andrew Giblin, Burnaby, CA;
Kenny Wan, Burnaby, CA;
Andrian Sevastyanov, Burnaby, CA;
MASTERCARD TECHNOLOGIES CANADA ULC, Vancouver, CA;
Abstract
Systems, methods, devices, and computer readable media related to fraud detection. Fraud detection is achieved using a flexible scripting language and syntax that simplifies the generation of fraud detection rules. The rules are structured as conditional IF-THEN statements that include data objects referred to as Anchors and Add-Ons. The Anchors and Add-Ons used to generate the rules also correspond to a distinct data path for the retrieval data from any of a variety of data sources. The generated rules with distinct data paths are then converted using a transpiler from the scripting language into native language source code (e.g., PHP, Java, etc.) for deployment in a particular environment. The rules are then executed in real-time in the environment to detect potential fraudulent activity.