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Coris

Coris

Founded by Vinodh Poyyapakkam & Shyam Maddali in 2022

Coris's AI-powered risk management platform to verify businesses and mitigate risks throughout the customer lifecycle.

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You can use Coris to verify and monitor businesses for payment fraud throughout their entire lifecycle. It analyzes merchant intelligence data, monitors transactions in real-time, and uses AI agents to automatically handle routine risk cases. The system helps payment processors, banks, and fintech companies approve legitimate merchants quickly while stopping fraudulent activity before money moves. It combines external data signals with your own history to make better risk decisions at scale.

What Coris does

Analyze merchant websites and business profilesMonitor card and ACH payment transactionsCreate automated risk decision workflowsGenerate fraud alerts and case summariesPause merchant payouts when risks detectedResearch merchant history and external signalsRoute edge cases to human analystsTrack portfolio performance and risk metricsReal-time transaction monitoring with merchant dataAI agents that automatically resolve routine casesMerchant intelligence database with proprietary modelsWorkflow automation for risk investigationsAuto-approval for low-risk merchantsPortfolio monitoring with false positive reductionIntegration with payment processing toolsAudit trails for all automated actions

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