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Paper ID:IJSREM63707

AI FOR REAL TIME FRAUD DETECTION IN ONLINE TRANSACTION

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IJSREM63707

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May 2026

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ARPITHA B P

ARPITHA B P

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BAPUJI INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY DAVANAGERE

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DR SHANKARAGOWDA B B

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Abstract

The proliferation of electronic commerce and online payments has resulted in an increase in online transaction fraud, which is becoming a serious challenge for banks, enterprises, and individuals. Systems that work according to pre-defined rules and are based on historical data are increasingly being recognized as ineffective in dealing with the complex nature of contemporary fraud. They generate a high rate of false alarms and lack real-time processing capabilities. This project will involve the design and development of an advanced system. In such a system, the presentation of the methodology involved in the algorithms to process very complex and voluminous transaction data. This system will examine a very large number of data points coming from transaction information, user behavior patterns, device data, and location data. Therefore, it is able to detect unusual and fraudulent activities that would remain unknown to Conventional Methodologies The advanced system is powered by an intricate machine learning algorithm generated through large data sets from transactions in the past. These are processed to prepare them for imbalanced and missing data. It is a fraud strategy that constantly evolves into becoming more efficient. The system architecture is especially high performance intended for and scalability with the capability of processing a large volume of low-latency transactions. Real-time alert notification-one of the most crucial elements because of the possibility of taking immediate action so that any loss can be avoided. The project will facilitate a strong accurate and secure online transactions system that reduces the losses due to it helps prevent fraud while also increasing customer experience by reducing false positives.

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KEYWORDS: Artificial Intelligence Real-Time Fraud Detection Online Transaction Security Financial Fraud Digital Payment Systems.

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ARPITHA B P, DR SHANKARAGOWDA B B, DR SHANKARAGOWDA B B, "AI FOR REAL TIME FRAUD DETECTION IN ONLINE TRANSACTION," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 5, pp. 1-6, May 2026. https://doi.org/10.55041/IJSREM63707

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The application of AI technology in real-time fraud detection can work effectively in carrying out any financial transactions online. This is because of the growing number of electronic and online payment transactions, creating the need for a reliable approach to handling fraud in real-time. Traditional approaches that are reliant on a set of rules cannot offer assistance in resolving issues caused by the changing trends in fraud. Hence, the implementation of AI technology will be ideal as it will be able to perform real-time analysis of transactional information to identify any fraudulent transactions. With the use of transaction pattern recognition, the model will be able to detect anomalies and prevent fraud transactions. The major benefit that can be realized from the implementation of AI models in fraud detection lies in their capability to learn new fraud trends. While other approaches may become ineffective in a relatively short while, AI models continue to learn from transaction information and improve their performance in detecting frauds.   Another important advantage provided by AI in the detection of fraud online includes real-time evaluation. Today’s AI-based systems rely on advanced algorithms and robust data processing units that can analyze transactions within mere seconds. Behavioral patterns, device analysis, geolocation, and past transaction comparison form some of the attributes that enable comprehensive risk assessment. As a result, financial institutions or e-commerce platforms can quickly respond through measures such as blocking transactions or initiating dual-factor verification.     Moreover, artificial intelligence systems aimed at detecting cases of fraud are vital in making the process of operation more efficient and less expensive. Automation reduces the need for manual reviews that may take a lot of time, and fraud analysts are able to pay particular attention to those operations that require extra care. The integration of artificial intelligence into processes together with other systems, such as big data analytics and cloud computing, helps with increasing scalability and constant monitoring via several channels of communication, including mobile applications, websites, and point-of-sale systems. Consequently, the introduction of AI makes it possible to make the whole cybersecurity system of the company more effective. To conclude, it should be said that the use of AI for fraud detection in online transactions is vitally important in terms of the security of the financial environment. The advantages associated with the application of this technology include accuracy, flexibility, quickness, and scalability.

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