How Device Fingerprinting Works
Fingerprinting collects non-sensitive data signals and generates an identifier used to link behavior across sessions and transactions. It is commonly used alongside risk scoring and authentication rules to reduce fraud without increasing friction.
Within Akurateco’s customizable infrastructure, evaluation functions in real time using transaction data and anti-fraud methods, all handled in one system with centralized management and scalable capabilities. As a result, teams can identify risky behavior more quickly and respond immediately.
Why Device Fingerprinting Matters for Your Business
Device fingerprinting helps reduce fraud by spotting repeat abusive behavior early. It can improve approvals by supporting more accurate risk decisions and fewer unnecessary challenges. It also reduces operational costs for fintech projects by lowering manual investigations during early building.
Akurateco helps teams build risk rules across markets in one platform, so developers don’t have to implement separate logic per provider. Akurateco delivers fraud services and supports an open-source deployment option, while keeping pricing predictable as you scale.
Wrapping Up / Final Note
Device fingerprinting strengthens fraud controls by making suspicious behavior easier to recognize across sessions.
Akurateco supports this with centralized anti-fraud and security capabilities, combining device signals with risk scoring, rules, and monitoring in one orchestration platform.
- Add payment methods quickly without multiplying integrations.
- Improve resilience with routing and cascading logic.
- Keep operations consistent through one orchestration layer.
