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Training that turns fraud detection model audits for fintech into a calm, repeatable craft.

Courses built around real audit moments

Each program maps to the work your risk, data, and compliance partners already share — not abstract theory.

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Flagship · 6 weeks

Fintech Fraud Model Audit Lab

Walk a production scoring model through sampling, challenge tests, and an evidence pack ready for internal review.

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Workshop · 3 days

Challenge Set Design Studio

Design adversarial cases that expose brittle thresholds without flooding your analysts with noise.

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Short course · 2 weeks

Evidence Pack Writing

Document assumptions, exclusions, and residual risk so reviewers stop asking the same clarifying questions.

73 fintech teams coached since 2021
18 days median time to first usable audit draft
4.2 / 5 average learner rating across live cohorts

Less theater. More defensible review.

Sampling you can defend

Learn stratification patterns that balance rare fraud events with operational volume, then write the rationale in plain language.

Shared vocabulary across roles

Data scientists, fraud ops, and compliance leave with the same definitions for drift, override rates, and residual exposure.

Templates rooted in Korea market practice

Examples reflect payment, lending, and wallet contexts common to Korean fintech stacks — adaptable, not copy-paste checklists.

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What learners notice after the first modules

“The override-rate worksheet in Module 3 finally gave our fraud ops lead and model owners a shared number to argue about — calmly.”
Minseo Park · Model Risk Analyst, Seoul
“Useful for structuring challenge sets. The live cohort moved faster than our internal backlog, so we paused mid-course and finished asynchronously — still worth it.”
Anonymous client in consumer lending