Signifyd, a fraud protection & chargeback prevention company for eCommerce, has been selected as the Fraud Innovation Firm of the Year 2017 by Finance Monthly Fintech Award 2017.
The Fintech Awards recognizes and acknowledges individuals, firms, start-ups and banks that are recognized as leaders and thought leaders in their area of expertise. The award is open to those that device, address and design fintechs, implement systems and who adopt new systems and technology that enhances the consumer experience.
By being recognized as Fraud Innovation Firm of the Year 2017, Signifyd joins reputed companies including Barclays Africa, Finova, and Manulife who were also recognized in this year’s Fintech Awards list. The company will partner with leading eCommerce platforms such as BigCommerce, Shopify, Magento, among others and will enable seamless integration and instant protection for merchants without extensive IT efforts, the release said.
Various companies on the Fortune 1000 and Internet Retailer Top 500 list use Signifyd platform. Signifyd is also available via other leading fraud prevention companies such as Accertify that enable leading brands to gain protection without switching their fraud prevention platform.
The Finance Monthly Fintech Awards is offered by Finance Monthly, which is a global publication delivering news, comment and analysis. Signifyd leverages real-time machine learning and eliminates manual order review for eCommerce merchants, allowing them to ship orders faster and without delays.


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