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E-commerce firms turn to AI to detect fake orders and fraudulent refunds during festive rush

India's festive e-commerce surge is expected to bring more orders and shoppers alongside a growing fraud challenge, prompting platforms and logistics firms to use AI to detect fake orders and prevent fraudulent refunds.

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  1. 2026-10-30 04:18 · Mint AI
    As festive online shopping surges, how are e-commerce firms using AI to detect fake orders, prevent fraudulent refunds?

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