Investigating Fraud with a Graph, Not Just a Prompt
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September 2026 We built an agent that investigates flagged card transactions the way a fraud analyst would: pull the transaction graph, check the bank's actual policy, decide if it has enough to act, and revise that decision when new evidence comes in. Built for the TigerGraph "Agentic Fraud Invest…
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- 2026-09-24 08:01 · DEV Community — AI
Investigating Fraud with a Graph, Not Just a Prompt
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