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# Riskified

## Sitemaps
- [XML Sitemap](https://www.riskified.com/sitemap_index.xml): Includes all crawlable and indexable pages.

## Posts
- [One platform to resolve identity and intent in real time](https://www.riskified.com/blog/what-is-risk-intelligence/): As AI and the new age of delegated commerce place increasing demands on businesses to mitigate new risk vectors, Riskified’s new Risk Intelligence Platform provides intelligence in motion to […] teams against a rapidly changing landscape.
- [From cart to card: what shoppers expect from agentic commerce?](https://www.riskified.com/blog/agentic-commerce-pulse-consumer-survey-november-2026/): In Riskified’s September 2026 Agentic Commerce Pulse survey, 57 percent of 5,100 consumers across five markets said they’d let AI compare products or prices for their holiday shopping. Just seven percent would let it buy gifts without asking first.
- [Why every payments team should be watching for ACH fraud](https://www.riskified.com/blog/ach-fraud-digital-goods/): ACH fraud is not new. Across the forums, marketplaces, and guides Riskified reviewed on the dark web, ACH fraud appears to be a mature, established market rather than an emerging one. Fraudster forums describe active marketplaces, and participants share detailed playbooks around ACH fraud.
- [What is triangulation fraud? A guide for airlines, hotels, and OTAs](https://www.riskified.com/blog/triangulation-fraud-travel/): Riskified’s most recent analysis of the travel fraud landscape underscores its evolution beyond stolen-card transactions. One threat that has emerged over the past few years is triangulation fraud, a scheme that can leave travelers with a legitimate-looking reservation while shifting the financial risk to the airline, hotel or other travel provider.
- [Meet ARIA: instant answers from your order data](https://www.riskified.com/blog/explainable-ai-fraud-detection/): A decline pattern shows up in a segment you weren't watching. You have a question, and you need an answer, now. Today, that usually means exporting a file, building a pivot table, or looping in your account manager to help pull the data together. All of that works, but none of it is instant. ARIA, Riskified’s new AI Risk Intelligence Analyst, gives your team a direct way to explore fraud and performance data the moment a question comes up.
- [New Riskified data shows shifts in travel fraud in 2026](https://www.riskified.com/blog/2026-travel-fraud-trends/): Across the dark web, scammers are turning up the volume on travel fraud. Riskified analysts have seen increased activity and attention, along with refined, sophisticated tactics merchants need to watch. 
- [What Nacha’s amended rules mean for your ACH fraud monitoring](https://www.riskified.com/blog/nacha-ach-fraud-monitoring-rules-2026/): ACH's low fees and broad coverage make it an attractive target: the same economics that benefit legitimate merchants also appeal to fraudsters looking to exploit the settlement lag.
- [What return behavior looks like around the world](https://www.riskified.com/blog/ecommerce-return-fraud-by-region/): Beyond volume, the report asked consumers what kinds of return behavior they consider reasonable. The answers differ sharply by market.
- [Freddy or fraud? What one fan teaches us about ecommerce risk during the World Cup](https://www.riskified.com/blog/freddy-or-fraud-world-cup-2026/): As the 2026 FIFA World Cup unfolds across North America, one of the tournament's biggest viral stars isn't a player[…]it's Freddy, a German fan whose trip across North America has captivated millions online. Spanning flights and hotels, sporting events, restaurants, attractions, and rideshares, Freddy's journey offers some useful lessons for ticketing and travel merchants. It demonstrates how event travelers buy across an ecosystem and how legitimate World Cup behavior can look risky (and vice versa).
- [The new returns reality](https://www.riskified.com/blog/ai-assisted-return-claims/): As with most industries, AI is changing a lot about ecommerce […] including how some consumers handle returns. That's one of the more striking findings from Riskified's 2026 report, “Rewriting the rules on returns,” which surveyed 2,091 consumers across seven markets and interviewed ten senior retail leaders at brands with revenues between $250 million and $10 billion.
- [The growth paradox: Why Riskified is the definitive fraud partner for Shopify Plus in 2026](https://www.riskified.com/blog/best-guaranteed-fraud-protection-for-shopify/): For high-growth Shopify Plus merchants, scaling toward the enterprise tier creates a fundamental tension: as transaction volumes rise, the margin for error shrinks. In 2026, fraud prevention is no longer a back-office function.
- [Agentic commerce: harness it, don’t outsource it](https://www.riskified.com/blog/agentic-commerce-risk-intelligence/): The truth is, most agentic commerce deployments have the AI part figured out. The agent can hold a conversation, it can take action. What it can't do on its own is know who it's actually talking to. That's the missing layer […] and it's the one that matters most.

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