The Market Problem
Digital payments and instant transfers are accelerating. But many financial institutions still rely on batch-based fraud detection, analyzing transactions minutes or hours after they occur.
In high-velocity systems, even seconds of delay can mean:
Unauthorized transactions being settled
Scaled fake account creation
Increased regulatory scrutiny
Escalating financial and reputational risk
Fraud patterns are increasingly automated and AI-driven. Detection latency is no longer an operational inconvenience, it is a structural risk.

Core Discussion Point
This session will explore:
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The financial and operational impact of fraud detection latency
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Architectural differences between batch and real-time fraud detection systems
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How streaming pipelines enable millisecond-level transaction evaluation
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How machine learning models generate real-time risk scoring
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Practical migration approaches from legacy batch workflows to real-time architectures
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How AWS services (Amazon Kinesis, AWS Lambda, Amazon SageMaker, Amazon DynamoDB, Amazon Redshift) support real-time fraud prevention
The session combines architecture insight with real-world implementation perspectives.


Webinar Details
February 26, 2026
10:00–11:30 AM WIB
Live on:
Architecture Perspective: From Batch to Real-Time
Through a scenario-based comparison, the webinar illustrates:
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Why batch systems miss critical fraud signals
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How event-driven architecture enables instant response
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How real-time analytics can extend into AML and regulatory monitoring
The focus is on structural modernization, not incremental tuning.
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Be Ready Before Fraud Happens
Join this session to understand how real-time fraud detection reshapes modern financial architecture.

