Participate in the EPC's FRIDA initiative and share fraud data with the Banque de France using FNC-RF for fraud typology, mule account reporting, and anonymised fraud indicators across EU member banks.
Meet FCA operational resilience requirements by reporting APP fraud, account takeovers, and emerging threats.
Share fraud intelligence with central banks across the GCC region to support regulatory compliance and regional fraud prevention.
Share fraud intelligence under RBNZ guidance to meet information security and operational resilience obligations across AU and NZ.

Assess your current state and design a fraud data sharing roadmap aligned to your regulatory obligations.
Deploy and configure CloudMISP with sharing groups, taxonomies, and integrations tailored for fraud data.
Meet APRA, FCA, ECB, and other regulatory fraud reporting requirements with automated, structured data exchange.
Establish trusted bilateral sharing channels with partner banks for real-time fraud indicator exchange.
Launch and operate a fraud intelligence sharing community for your region or sector.
Connect MISP to your fraud management platforms, transaction monitoring, and case management systems.
Fraud data sharing is the structured exchange of fraud indicators, typologies and intelligence between financial institutions, regulators and industry groups. It lets banks detect and stop fraud collectively — sharing mule accounts, fraudster identifiers, emerging attack patterns and suspicious transactions in a standardised, machine-readable format that plugs straight into detection systems.
Fraudsters hit many banks at once, but each bank usually detects fraud in isolation — so a fraudster blocked by one simply moves to the next. Sharing fraud data lets banks see threats their peers have already caught, block mule accounts across institutions in near real time, meet fraud-reporting regulations, and cut losses collectively rather than one bank at a time.
You can share mule account details, suspicious transaction patterns, fraudster identifiers, device fingerprints, IP addresses, phishing URLs and fraud typology descriptions. Cosive configures your platform with fraud-specific object templates and taxonomies so every indicator is structured, searchable and machine-readable — ready to feed straight into your detection and monitoring systems.
We specialise in MISP, the world's leading open-source intelligence-sharing platform, and offer it fully managed as CloudMISP. Through it we connect you to regulatory frameworks (APRA, ECB FRIDA, FCA, SAMA), peer-to-peer groups with other banks, industry sharing communities and commercial feeds — and integrate with your existing fraud tools like SAS, NICE Actimize, Featurespace and Splunk.
Yes. You decide exactly which organisations receive your data, with granular controls at the event, attribute or object level through distribution levels and sharing groups. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, sharing agreements govern how recipients may use it, and you keep full control of your contributions at all times.

Tell us about your fraud data sharing goals and we'll get back to you.