Bot-driven wire transfer fraud is an advanced form of fraud that uses automated software to enhance the scale and effectiveness of deceptive practices, posing significant threats to individuals and businesses. This type of fraud often involves tactics such as automated phishing, where bots distribute a large volume of deceptive communications, and account takeover methods like credential stuffing, exploiting website vulnerabilities, and malware installations. Fraudsters also employ transaction interception techniques to alter the course of legitimate financial transactions. To mitigate these threats, it's crucial to implement security measures such as multi-factor authentication, educate users about secure practices, and employ advanced detection tools like Fingerprint's Device Intelligence Platform to identify and handle bots effectively. Understanding how these bots operate is essential to developing effective countermeasures to protect financial assets and personal information.