Tieto Banktech
Confirm identities, secure access, and enable trusted signing – with a risk-aware approach starting before the first transaction.

Tieto Banktech's digital ID verification software allows you to build strong protocols at the start of a customer's relationship with the bank and instil trust.
Reduce customer drop-off while maintaining the right levels of security.
Establish verified customer information that supports business and risk decisions down the line.
Use ID authentication and signing across key customer interactions, not just at onboarding.
Explore five ways to strengthen digital identity verification across the customer journey, from identity checks and authentication to electronic signing, KYC and customer risk rating.
Customers can complete onboarding remotely without visiting a branch using digital identity and verification steps that support compliance requirements.
Digital identity verification can support onboarding in minutes, not days.
Identity connects fraud, AML, and authentication rather than leaving systems separate.
Establish the customer risk profile at onboarding so it follows the natural account lifecycle.
Native to digital banking, not a legacy workaround.
Insights
As financial crime becomes more advanced, fraud prevention must become more precise.
Selecting the right fraud prevention vendor is becoming increasingly difficult for banks as vendor claims around AI, fraud detection and operational performance continue to grow. There is currently no universal industry standard for measuring the effectiveness of fraud prevention systems. Many vendors rely on internally designed test datasets, selective scenarios and self-defined performance metrics that may not reflect real-world banking environments.
As software development costs fall by 30–40%, banks would appear well positioned to modernise fraud prevention and AML operations using automation and AI-driven monitoring. However, many banks still rely heavily on growing AML operations teams and manual transaction reviews rather than investing in more scalable fraud prevention technology.
European banks face rising fraud, with payment fraud losses exceeding EUR 45 billion in 2024–2025. But scale is only part of the challenge: many fraud prevention systems were designed for the US market, despite Europe’s distinct payment infrastructure, regulations and fraud patterns.
Talk to our experts about simplifying identity verification, reducing fraud, and creating secure digital experiences that make onboarding easier for your customers.
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