Intelligent AI-Based Fraud Detection Framework for Real-Time Financial Transactions with Predictive Analytics

Authors

  • Laxmikanth Mukund Sethu Kumar Executive Director, JP Morgan Chase, USA Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15680/IJCTECE.2026.0901016

Keywords:

Fraud detection, AI-based framework, predictive analytics, machine learning, real-time transactions, anomaly detection, financial security

Abstract

The increasing use of digital transactions has contributed to the rising number of frauds in the financial systems and acts as a great threat to individuals and organizations. This project is a smart AI-driven fraud detector system that will be developed to track and analyze live financial transactions through predictive analytics. The structure incorporates various machine learning models, such as anomaly detection, classification models, and time series forecast models, to detect suspicious behavior, as well as possible fraud patterns in real time. To reduce inaccuracy and response time, the recommended system adopts a layered framework, which involves data collection and preprocessing, feature extraction, fraud detection, and mitigation. The predictive analytics component of the system can be utilized in order to incessantly understand the patterns of fraud using historical transaction data, which can aid in achieving broader results in terms of detecting new, never-before-seen cases of frauds. With such AI-based frameworks, the financial institutions will be in a better position to minimize the time taken to respond to any fraudulent transaction and cut down on the monetary losses incurred and increase customer confidence. The paper determines the performance of the framework in terms of accuracy, precision, recall and real-time detection capabilities and proves that the framework is effective when applied in the real world. The findings have shown that the framework is superior to the conventional approaches of detecting frauds and offers a very powerful solution in securing financial transactions. This study identifies the opportunities of AI and predictive analytics to transform the fraud detection process in the financial sector and make it more secure and efficient.

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Published

2026-02-25

How to Cite

Intelligent AI-Based Fraud Detection Framework for Real-Time Financial Transactions with Predictive Analytics. (2026). International Journal of Computer Technology and Electronics Communication, 9(Issue 1), 101-112. https://doi.org/10.15680/IJCTECE.2026.0901016