Overview
How might we design fraud alert so people can trust and act on AI output?
When to use
- Essential for payment systems, financial applications, and platforms handling sensitive data where AI-powered fraud detection protects users and systems.
When to skip
- Low-value actions where friction costs more than fraud.
- Challenges with no recovery path for false positives.
- Opaque blocks with no support escalation.
Rules
Same heavy MFA for every purchase.
Decline with no reason code or next step.
Training users to approve every prompt blindly.
Fraud UI that looks like phishing.
Evidence
| Product | Implementation |
|---|---|
| Stripe | Radar rules and step-up auth on risky charges. |
| PayPal | Security checks and confirm identity flows. |
| Square | Risk alerts for sellers on anomalous transactions. |
| Banking apps | Push confirm for out-of-pattern card spend. |