PNB Pioneers Real-Time Cybercrime Response with Clari5 Integration

Punjab National Bank (PNB) has become the first Indian bank to implement Clari5’s National Cybercrime Reporting Portal (NCRP) Integration Solution, marking a significant advancement in fraud prevention and complaint management. This state-of-the-art system, developed in collaboration with the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C), enables automated, real-time processing of cybercrime complaints across all retail banking channels, including Internet and Mobile Banking, ATMs, UPI, and NEFT/RTGS.

The solution features automated lien marking, intelligent account freezes, and customizable whitelisting to protect customer interests. Rivi Varghese, CEO of Clari5, praised PNB’s visionary leadership and commitment to innovation, stating that this integration sets a new benchmark for the Indian banking sector.

Key Features of the Integration

Automated Lien Marking and Account Freezes: The system can automatically place holds on suspicious accounts and freeze them when necessary, enhancing the bank’s ability to prevent fraudulent transactions.

Real-Time Processing Across Channels: Complaints are processed in real-time across various banking channels, ensuring swift action against potential fraud.

Customizable Whitelisting: The solution allows for customizable whitelisting to protect legitimate customer transactions from being affected by fraud prevention measures.

Impact on the Indian Banking Sector

PNB’s adoption of Clari5’s NCRP Integration Solution is expected to set a new industry standard, encouraging other banks to implement similar technologies to enhance fraud prevention and customer protection. This move aligns with the broader goal of creating a safer and more secure financial ecosystem in India.

Future Prospects

The success of this implementation at PNB lays a strong foundation for expanding this transformative technology across other banks in India. As cyber threats continue to evolve, such integrations will be crucial in maintaining the integrity and security of the banking system.

Summary of the news

Why in News Key Points
PNB’s Launch of Clari5’s NCRP Integration PNB becomes the first Indian bank to integrate Clari5’s National Cybercrime Reporting Portal (NCRP) solution.
Technological Integration with I4C The solution was developed with Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C) to automate real-time cybercrime complaint processing.
Key Features of the Integration Automated lien marking, account freezing, and customizable whitelisting for fraud prevention.
Real-Time Processing Across Channels Covers all retail banking channels: Internet/Mobile Banking, ATMs, UPI, NEFT/RTGS.
Leader in Innovation CEO of Clari5, Rivi Varghese, commended PNB’s leadership in pioneering this banking solution.
National Impact Sets a new benchmark for the Indian banking sector in fraud prevention and cybersecurity.
Future Prospects This integration could encourage wider adoption by other banks, enhancing the overall banking ecosystem’s security.
Piyush Shukla

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