The Scale of the Challenge — and the Opportunity
The United States is home to more than 261 million adults. Every one of them is a potential target for fraud, scams, identity theft, and financial exploitation. This reality creates both a responsibility and an opportunity for financial institutions to play a meaningful role in protecting their communities through education.
Measurable Progress Toward a National Mission
Since 2004, eFraud Prevention has focused on a single mission: educating people before fraud happens. Today, that mission is producing real, measurable impact.
Through partnerships with banks and credit unions, eFraud Prevention content is now actively educating consumers in 45 U.S. states — reaching millions of account holders every year. Collectively, our partner institutions represent the ability to deliver fraud awareness education to more than 40% of the U.S. adult population.
This reach continues to expand as more financial institutions recognize that education is one of the most effective tools for reducing fraud losses, protecting customers, and building long-term trust.
How We Scale Education Through Financial Institutions
eFraud Prevention works alongside banks and credit unions to integrate fraud awareness into the places people already trust and engage with daily. Our platform delivers timely, practical education across multiple channels, ensuring consistent and repeated exposure to critical safety information.
- Consumer-Facing Website Education: Dedicated fraud and security sections that keep account holders informed with current threats, red flags, and prevention guidance.
- Ready-to-Publish Articles: Professionally written content institutions can share through blogs, newsletters, and community outreach.
- Social & Community Awareness: Fraud education designed for real-world sharing, helping institutions extend their reach beyond the branch.
- Internal Training & Frontline Awareness: Resources that help employees recognize scams, support customers, and reinforce consistent messaging.
By embedding education across these touchpoints, eFraud Prevention helps financial institutions move from reactive fraud response to proactive fraud prevention — at scale.