Combating Fraud in Online Pharmacies

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Online pharmacies face growing fraud risks as their expansion and limited in-person interactions create opportunities for prescription forgery, identity theft, counterfeit medication sales, money laundering, triangulation fraud, and multi-accounting. The text cites a projected $84.4 billion global market by 2027 and a 2023 NABP finding that 97% of online pharmacies fail to meet verification standards, emphasizing consumer safety and regulatory concerns. It recommends multilayered identity verification using government-document checks, biometric face matching and liveness detection, address and phone validation, alongside Know Your Customer procedures, sanctions and politically exposed person screening, and ongoing transaction monitoring. AI-driven analysis of orders, IP addresses, devices, behavioral signals, and geographic risk can help identify suspicious activity and emerging threats. Didit is presented as a platform offering configurable identity verification, AML screening, fraud detection signals, reusable KYC, and workflow tools for pharmacies, with a pay-per-success pricing model.

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