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Chase Receives Patent for Fraud Protection Invention

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Chase Card Services has announced that it recently received a patent (US 7,480,631) from the United States Patent Office for its fraud prevention technology, First Watch Intelligence.

Fraud cases have increased dramatically in recent years, and Chase employees have been on the front line monitoring more than 40 factors that indicate potential fraud. First Watch Intelligence creates an automated system for evaluating those fraud factors, which in turn enables Chase analysts to detect fraud more efficiently and effectively.

“Fraud protection is a top priority for Chase and our card members. We continually strive to identify new ways to enhance our efforts in this critical area,” said Tim Webb, senior manager, fraud operations, Chase Card Services, and co-inventor of First Watch Intelligence. “In developing this technology, we recognized our fraud analysts needed a tool that could quickly analyze fraud indicators more effectively and deliver even better customer protection. First Watch Intelligence successfully provided us with both.”

The Identity Theft Resource Center, a non-profit organization that tracks identity fraud, predicts credit card fraud will likely increase in 2009 given the current economy, demonstrating a real need for increased consumer protection. Chase’s new innovation puts the company at the forefront of fraud protection technology, adding another layer of security for Chase cardholders.

"Chase has been long recognized for its innovative solutions and has one of the larger patent portfolios in the financial services industry," said Bill Mann, Ph.D. and executive director, patent and business development, Chase Card Services. “As the number of fraud cases increases in this time of economic uncertainty, the timing is ripe for this innovative patent, which is already being used to protect our customers.”

“Because the application is user-friendly and highly successful, employee satisfaction is at an all-time high,” said Mike Cunningham, senior director, fraud operations, Chase Card Services. “Securing a patent for this technology demonstrates our continued commitment to protecting customers from fraud, further strengthening the foundation of our business for our employees and shareholders.”

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