Paid Expert Advisory

Book a paid operator-grade second opinion before you commit to a fraud decision.

This is for teams making consequential fraud decisions: comparing vendors, designing a shadow test, pressure-testing payout controls, reviewing explainability for ops, or understanding why the current stack keeps creating friction and blind spots. The goal is not a generic strategy call. The goal is a clearer decision.

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Useful when the question is:

  • Should we trust this vendor’s claims, or are we evaluating the wrong things?
  • How do we run a shadow test that actually tells us something useful?
  • Why does our current fraud stack still feel slow, opaque, or operationally heavy?
  • Where are the real payout and setup-risk gaps before money moves?

Typical paid sessions

Fraud vendor evaluation

Pressure-test the shortlist, the score claims, the latency language, and what the team should ask for before any pilot or commitment.

Shadow test design

Define what to compare, how long to run, which thresholds matter, what ops should review, and what red flags should kill the pilot.

Payout + setup-risk review

Review the flows where clean-looking transactions still turn into losses because the weakness sits in setup, first-time payees, timing, or release logic.

Good fit

  • Fintech founders, CTOs, and Heads of Risk who need an outside operator perspective
  • Teams replacing or augmenting a legacy fraud stack
  • Operators who need help translating model claims into operational consequences

Not the goal

  • Generic AI consulting
  • Broad “innovation” sessions with no concrete fraud or decisioning question
  • Resume-style founder intros with no operational decision to improve

What a good session produces

  • A sharper shortlist or a clearer no-go on a vendor.
  • A shadow-test plan with the right metrics and failure criteria.
  • A prioritized view of the real payout or setup-risk gaps.

What to send before the call

  • The stack or vendors under review.
  • The decision you need to make in the next 2-4 weeks.
  • Any latency, ops, or false-positive pain you already know about.

How to make the session useful

Send the stack you are evaluating, the decision you need to make, and what “good” would look like at the end of the conversation. If this is vendor evaluation, include the shortlist and the current evaluation criteria.