How Merchants Are Using Cyber Signals to Identify Payment Fraud
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The Anatomy of Sophisticated ATO's
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Disecting the Agentic Commerce Liability Problem
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No Marketing BS: What Vendors are Actually Seeing & Building
08
From Theory to Practice: Real World AI Attack Methods
09
Enumeration Attacks in a New VAMP World
10
Good Customers Suck: How to stop 1st Party Fraud From Ruining Your Metrics
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The Fraud Metrics Your Executives Actually Care About
12
Startup PitchFest
13
Reading the Enemy’s Playbook: Real Darkweb Intel You Can Act On
14
Navigating Your Career During Uncertain Times
Intensive working groups (<30 merchants) solving shared problems, often by industry vertical or region. (No vendors)
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War Room: Retail Fraud Masterclass
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War Room: Online Gaming Fraud Masterclass
03
War Room: Travel & Ticketing Fraud Masterclass
04
War Room: 2-Sided Markeplace Fraud Masterclass
05
Leading Under Fire: Executive Workshop
06
Getting Unstuck: How to Land Your Next Big Promotion in Fraud
07
Seller Fraud for 2-Sided Marketplaces
08
No Free Meal: Fighting Refund Fraud for Retailers & Food Delivery Companies
09
Inside Job: Spotting and Stopping Employee Refund Fraud
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Buyer & Seller Collusion in Marketplaces
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Stop Coding, Start Prompting: Building Killer Fraud Dashboards with AI
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Retailer's Playbook for Defeating "Did Not Receive" Chargebacks
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Strategies for Higher Chargeback Win Rates
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From Analyst to Decision Maker: Building Your Leadership Muscle
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Beyond the Org Chart: Structuring a Lean, Mean Fraud Team That Scales Without Chaos
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The Math of Fraud: Formulas for ATO Costs, Attack Rates, and True ROI
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Cutting Through the Hype of AI
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Stealing Points Like Cash: Protecting Your Loyalty and Reward Programs
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How to Catch and Handle Employee Theft Safely
Merchant Fraud Alliance
Crafted by industry vets to connect with what merchants actually need.
October. 6-7 2026
This isn’t just another industry meet-up — it’s a high-caliber event, curated for senior decision-makers and hosted in a world-class venue. It’s not just built for merchants. It’s built around them.
We’ve been to all the shows. We know the gaps. And it’s time to fill them.
Karisse has helped design content for the leading merchant fraud events, and is taking that experience to a whole new level.
Ronald and PJ created Fraud Fight Club for financial institutions. Now it’s time to build something uniquely for merchants.
Voices of the Alliance.
Rolanda
London
Director, Risk Detection & Mitigation
Jamie
Simmons
VP, Fraud Prevention & Risk Management
Jen
Renner
Manager, Enterprise Fraud Decisioning
Angie
Chapin
Sr. Manager, Program Governance
Evan
DiMeglio
Director Technology Operations
Jarrod
Price
Director, Fraud Management
Michael
Wilkins
VP, Trust & Safety
Christine
Gillott
Head of Global Cashless Fraud
Briar
Nova
VP of Fraud & Payments, Operations & Data Science
Jacqueline
Hart
Director, Trust Safety
Ryan
Pumphrey
Head of Digital Fraud
Lindsay
Shiver
Sr. Manager Fraud Strategy
Megan
Mahoney
Head of Fraud Detection & Response
Dajana
Gajic-Fisic
VP of Fraud Strategy
Becca
Roach
Director, Trust & Safety
Alexis
Tincher
Sr. Fraud Manager
Mark
Porteous
Sr. Director of Safety & Trust
More to Come...
Differentiators
With a 5:1 merchants-to-vendors mix, the room is full of peers solving the same problems you are—fewer sales pitches, more candid conversations that move the needle.
More Merchants
Less noise.
Deeper by
Design.
Built for senior operators. Expect strategy you can run on Monday: real case studies, post-mortems, and playbooks—not surface-level trend talks.
Topics are sourced from attending merchants, so the program tracks your real challenges, not sponsor talking points. Your priorities shape the conversation.
Content Created
By Merchants.
Closed-door
Workshops.
Hands-on, merchants-only rooms to pressure-test ideas, swap war stories, and leave with actions—not just notes.
A curated headcount keeps discussions intimate and high-signal, making every question count and every connection meaningful.
Focused sessions (<150 attendees) on specific challenges — tactical, practical, takeaway driven.
Deep Dives
Intensive working groups (<30 merchants) solving shared problems, often by industry vertical or region. (No vendors)
Less Booths. More Brains.
Strategy walks these halls.
Every conversation here starts with experience, not elevator pitches — and ends in action.This is where merchants compare real battle scars, not slide decks.