ScamStrike Joins Florida Bankers Association as Associate Member

ScamStrike, Inc., an AI-powered fraud intelligence platform, today announced it has joined the Florida Bankers Association (FBA) as an associate member.

The membership deepens ScamStrike's engagement with the financial services community at a time when Florida leads the nation in fraud reports per capita, according to FTC data. Florida's banking institutions face mounting pressure from call center operations impersonating enterprise brands, and ScamStrike's platform detects, traces, engages, and reports on these operations, giving institutions forensic intelligence they can act on and refer to law enforcement.

“Florida banks are dealing with the highest concentration of fraud activity in the country, so this membership puts us right where the problem is most acute,” said Scott Prouty, President and Co-Founder of ScamStrike. “We're looking forward to working alongside FBA members and bringing them a more proactive way to fight back against these operations.”

Founded in 1888, FBA is one of Florida's oldest trade associations, representing more than 150 banks and their 134,000-plus employees across the state. Membership connects ScamStrike directly with institutions of every size, from community banks to the largest national banks operating in Florida.

ScamStrike's approach centers on a four-step methodology: Detect, Trace, Disrupt, and Report. Rather than passively monitoring known threats, ScamStrike actively engages fraudulent call center operations, occupying their time and resources while gathering intelligence that supports both internal risk teams and law enforcement referrals.

For more information about the Florida Bankers Association, visit floridabankers.com.