FinTech NanoPay of Mexico has partnered with payment solution provider BPC to implement the fraud prevention solution SmartVista.

NanoPay uses BPC for fraud prevention technology
With SmartVista, NanoPay monitors online transactions in real time, detecting suspicious transactions and contacting customers “proactively” rather than blocking the card “before fraud” to credit cards. You will be able to protect your service.
Daniel Hernandez of Mexico, BPC’s business development director and country manager, said SmartVista offers “a robust rule engine that leverages machine learning to explain complex data in an easy-to-understand manner.”
NanoPay is part of the Oplay Digital Services Group in Mexico and offers credit cards to Mexican consumers. The NanoPay credit card released in Japan in 2019 is supported by Mastercard, and anyone can apply for and obtain it from the mobile app “in minutes”.
“Cyber fraud is one of the most pressing global threats. Considering the damage caused by this fraud as a country, it is considered the third largest economy given the estimated damage of over $ 6 billion annually. “Masu,” said Jos Luis Mateos, co-founder and COO of NanoPay.
Mateos adds that the partnership with BPC will protect cardholders from cyber threats in real time and “flexibly adapt to this virtual environment that has changed significantly over the last two years.”
Luis Huachin, Operations Director at NanoPay, added that the partnership will help the company expand beyond Mexico and open up other markets such as Colombia.