The fraud detection and prevention market is being driven by regulatory compliance requirements, and according to Marketsandmarkets, the sector is estimated to grow to $63.2 billion by 2029 at a CAGR of 17% over that period, from $28.8 billion in 2024. With stringent regulations in place, organisations are compelled to adopt robust strategies to combat financial crimes and protect consumer interests. Compliance mitigates legal risks, and fosters trust among stakeholders, driving organizations to prioritise efforts in fraud prevention.
Rapid increase in cloud deployments
The cloud deployment mode in fraud detection and prevention is rapidly increasing among organisations worldwide. The analysts found that this shift is driven by several factors, including the need for scalability, agility, and cost-effectiveness in combating evolving fraud threats. Cloud-based solutions offer the flexibility to scale resources dynamically, allowing organisations to handle fluctuating workloads and accommodate growing data volumes more efficiently than traditional on-premises systems. Additionally, the cloud provides accessibility from any location with internet connectivity, enabling real-time monitoring and response to fraudulent activities. Moreover, cloud deployment reduces the burden of managing and maintaining infrastructure, allowing organiaations to focus on improving fraud detection capabilities and enhancing overall security posture. Adopting cloud deployment mode in fraud detection and prevention empowers organisations to stay ahead of fraudsters while optimising resource utilisation and operational efficiency.
Geographically Asia Pacific to register strong growth
The Asia Pacific region comprises countries such as China, India, AnZ, Singapore, and Japan, leading in the FDP market. Asia Pacific region is expected to register high growth rates in the FDP market. China is the leading country in this market, with extensive adoption of FDP technology in various sectors, including BFSI, government, and healthcare. Other countries in the region, such as Japan, are also witnessing growth in the FDP market. Various factors, such as internal and external regulations and the growing focus of different industries to get a unified view of risk, are expected to contribute to market growth. Factors such as increasing compliances, internet usage, regulations, and increasing digitalisation are the significant factors fueling the adoption of FDP solutions.