A new research report by Custom Market Insights reveals that the global Enterprise Fraud Management Market size was valued at USD 28.45 Billion in 2025, expected to reach USD 31.73 Billion in 2026, and projected to hit USD 72.89 Billion by 2035, with a CAGR of 11.53% during 2026-2035. The market offers solutions for fraud detection, prevention, authentication, and more.
The enterprise fraud management market is expanding globally, offering AI-based services for fraud detection, prevention, and management in banking, payments, and e-commerce. With increasing cyber fraud sophistication, digital transactions rising, and regulatory compliance demands growing, the market is forecasted to grow significantly, fueled by AI and cloud-based detection methods.
The growth of the enterprise fraud management market is driven by factors such as digital transformation leading to increased frauds like identity theft, payment fraud, and cyberattacks. With rising global digital payments and e-commerce transactions, enterprises seek real-time detection and risk mitigation solutions, leveraging AI, cloud-based solutions, and compliance requirements.
Technological advancements in enterprise fraud management include AI anomaly detection, synthetic fraud prevention, real-time transaction tracking, and cloud-based solutions. Increased regulatory requirements, digital security adoption by SMEs, and government efforts to enhance cybersecurity and financial protection in developed and emerging markets contribute to market growth.
In 2025, the largest share of the enterprise fraud management market belonged to cloud-based solutions, driven by AI fraud detection capabilities, real-time analytics, and easy integration with payment systems. Direct sales and SaaS subscription models dominate distribution channels, providing tailored implementations, compliance support, and professional integration services for enterprises with high transaction volumes.
The North American region leads in the enterprise fraud management market due to established financial infrastructure, stringent regulations, advanced AI, and cloud technology adoption. Asia Pacific is witnessing rapid market growth driven by fintech and e-commerce expansion, digital economy growth, and increasing cyber fraud cases. Countries like China, India, and Japan show a rise in EFM solutions adoption due to affordability and cybersecurity programs. The Asia Pacific region is experiencing rapid growth in the market due to an increase in mobile banking, regulation practices, and digitalization.
Key questions answered in the report include the size of the Enterprise Fraud Management market, primary driving factors, top companies, fastest-growing segment or region, and the role of essential players in the value chain.
The market size is projected to reach USD 72.89 billion by 2035, with a CAGR growth rate of 11.53%.
In December 2025, IBM announced a strategic collaboration with TransUnion to enhance real-time risk scoring and detection capabilities.
Prominent players in the Enterprise Fraud Management market include NICE Actimize, IBM Corporation, SAS Institute Inc., and FICO.
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