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A deep exploration of how human psychology shapes fraud behavior and how those patterns become measurable signals in transaction data. This article reveals the behavioral, cognitive, and economic forces behind fraud, explaining how ML models detect deviations, anomalies, and intent hidden within financial transactions.

  • Updated Dec 4, 2025

Open-source Python toolkit for AML detection and financial crime analytics — transaction graph analysis, anomaly scoring, SAR pattern matching, and SQL helpers for BSA/FinCEN compliance.

  • Updated Jun 17, 2026
  • Jupyter Notebook

Agentic AI co-pilot for crypto-exchange financial crime investigations: entity-network mapping, RFI contradiction checks (roadmap), and regulator-grounded SAR drafting over a tamper-evident audit trail. Synthetic-data research prototype.

  • Updated Aug 17, 2026
  • Python

Scam awareness app, contains 6 distinct categories with each consisting of 9 yes/no questions. The results can vary between low/medium/high risk depending on what the user selects.

  • Updated Aug 5, 2026
  • Dart

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