Payment fraud is evolving faster than the controls built to stop it. AI-driven attacks are harder to spot, instant payments leave little time to catch a mistake, and regulators are raising the bar. The 2026 fraud study surveyed 250 finance and treasury executives at U.S. enterprise companies, fielded by Dynata and backed by expert commentary from treasury and payments leaders. It shows how AI-driven fraud, instant payments, and requirements like Nacha 2026 are putting traditional fraud controls under pressure, and what leading teams do about it.
What's inside the 2026 fraud study
- Spot the 2026 fraud trends putting your payments at risk.
- Counter AI-powered attacks before they reach your payment run.
- Close the supplier data gaps that fraudsters exploit.
- Get ready for Nacha 2026 and rising regulatory expectations.
71% of U.S. companies reported an increase in AI-powered fraud attempts in the last 12 months, yet 48% still rely on manual methods to verify supplier information.
Read the report to see where your vendor controls stand against AI-powered fraud and Nacha 2026, and what to fix first.
