Fraud Prevention Provider Memcyco Listed on MAS Pathfinder Programme (PathFin.ai)

The listing introduces Memcyco’s approach to detecting digital impersonation and account takeover threats before they lead to customer compromise and financial loss.

NEW YORK, October 28, 2026 – Memcyco, a provider of real-time digital impersonation and account takeover (ATO) protection, today announced its listing as a solution provider on the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) Pathfinder Programme, PathFin.ai.

Memcyco’s listing includes a solution profile featuring a use case based on an existing customer deployment with a North American financial institution.

The listing provides financial institutions in Singapore with an additional channel to learn about Memcyco’s technology and evaluate how earlier visibility into digital impersonation and account takeover threats could strengthen their fraud prevention strategies.

Addressing Digital Impersonation and Account Takeover Risks

Many attacks targeting financial institutions’ customers begin outside the bank’s digital environment, before a login attempt or suspicious transaction occurs. Fraudsters use impersonation websites, phishing campaigns and credential-harvesting infrastructure to deceive customers, often leaving conventional security controls with limited visibility into the initial stages of an attack.

Memcyco extends fraud protection upstream, enabling organizations to identify active threats, recognize exposed customers and intervene before compromised credentials are used to access legitimate accounts.

Its agentless technology helps financial institutions:

• Detect phishing websites and digital impersonation attacks targeting their customers.
• Identify individual users exposed to active attacks.
• Detect credential relay, adversary-in-the-middle and other account takeover techniques.
• Connect attacker activity and compromised credentials to potential account risk.
• Deliver actionable intelligence to existing fraud and authentication systems to support earlier intervention.

By connecting external attack activity to customer risk in real time, Memcyco helps financial institutions strengthen existing fraud controls and reduce exposure to account compromise.

Supporting Singapore’s Financial Sector

“Financial institutions have made significant investments in securing digital banking, but attackers continue to exploit the moments before customers reach those protected environments,” said Israel Mazin, CEO of Memcyco.

“Our inclusion on PathFin.ai provides an opportunity to introduce Singapore’s financial sector to an approach that connects digital impersonation activity, exposed customers and account risk in real time. We look forward to engaging with financial institutions seeking to identify and disrupt these attacks before they result in account compromise or financial loss.”

PathFin.ai is a collaborative initiative between MAS and the financial industry that fosters knowledge exchange in Artificial Intelligence (AI) implementations. The programme curates a library of AI solutions and implementation best practices among financial institutions. By centralizing these resources and insights, the programme seeks to reduce the time and effort financial institutions need to search, select and effectively implement AI solutions. 

For more information, visit https://pathfin.ai/