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Experian Hunter

Credit Bureau-Powered Fraud Detection

Experian Hunter is a consortium-based fraud detection network used by financial services companies to identify fraud at the application stage. By cross-referencing application data against a shared database of known fraudulent applications submitted across 1,400+ contributing organizations, Hunter detects identity fraud, synthetic identities, and application inconsistencies that would otherwise go undetected.

At a glance

Built for

Banks · Lenders · Insurance · Utilities

Based in

Costa Mesa, CA (Experian subsidiary)

Founded

1990

Official source

experian.com

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The essentials at a glance

A concise overview of where Experian Hunter fits in the financial crime technology landscape.

Category

Fraud Platform

Customer focus

Banks, Lenders, Insurance, Utilities

Headquarters

Costa Mesa, CA (Experian subsidiary)

Typical deployment

4–8 weeks

Capabilities and implementation

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Public capabilities

  • Application Fraud
  • Consortium
  • Credit Bureau
  • Synthetic Identity
  • First-party Fraud

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Deployment options

  • Cloud / SaaS
  • API
  • Batch File

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Common integrations

  • REST API
  • SFTP Batch
  • Custom integrations

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Trust and support details

  • SOC 2 Type II
  • ISO 27001
  • GDPR
  • Dedicated CSM
  • Documentation
  • Professional Services
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