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Identity / Fraud Graph Intelligence v1

Fraud Evidence Relationship Graph

Map relationships among supplied domains, sellers, businesses, apps and payment identities. Use the graph to identify leads and conflicting evidence for a human-reviewed investigation.

Build a private investigation

Only scans in your private guest session or authenticated account can be imported. Anonymous/public scans are blocked. Sources may contain unverified claims.

Observation 1

A practical guide

How to use the fraud evidence relationship graph

Supply the evidence

Supply the supported entity and relationship evidence or import your own completed scans. Label the basis for a connection and avoid unnecessary personal identifiers.

Read the result

Review relationship patterns and hypotheses with their supporting observations. Shared signals remain distinguishable from independently established links.

Check the limits

A shared template, service, contact signal or infrastructure does not prove common ownership or coordinated fraud. The graph does not automatically discover every external connection.

Questions about this tool

Do two websites sharing infrastructure belong to the same owner?

Not necessarily. Hosting, payment services and templates can be shared by unrelated businesses. Seek independent identity evidence before treating a technical resemblance as ownership.

How should I interpret missing evidence?

Missing evidence means the assessment has less support or coverage. It does not establish safety or wrongdoing. Review the sources and dates, and independently verify the gaps that matter to your decision.