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Your electronic library to help in fighting financial fraud for all of our partners.

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Learn from industry experts about the latest in trends in financial fraud and protect yourself and customers.

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FRPA membership is open to any retailer, financial institution or law enforcement agency. We want to be your partner in fighting financial crimes. Join Today!

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The FRPA alert system distinguishes us from other groups by gathering and providing information to law enforcement, retailers AND financial institutions.

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Refund Policy

Membership dues will be refunded in full if the member communicates their desire to leave the organization via phone call, email, or letter within two weeks of payment. Training fees will be refunded in full if FRPA is notified 72 hours prior to the scheduled training session.

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06/25/2026

Compensation for Victims of OneCoin’s Cryptocurrency Investment Fraud

FBI

The FBI is encouraging victims of the OneCoin international cryptocurrency investment scheme whose investments resulted in a net loss to apply for compensation through a special Department of Justice (DOJ) program before the June 30 deadline.

06/25/2026

What Is Real? How AI Is Transforming Synthetic Identity Fraud

The Federal Reserve FedPayments Improvement

Financial institutions are facing a significant surge (Off-site) in synthetic identity fraud as criminals increasingly leverage artificial intelligence (AI) to scale and streamline their operations.

06/25/2026

Kim proposes bill to help financial institutions stop check fraud before it happens

The Ripon Advance

Toward fighting increased check fraud across America, U.S. Rep. Young Kim (R-CA) on June 18 sponsored legislation that would amend current federal law regarding cases of fraudulent checks or wire transfers.

06/25/2026

Illinois Man Admits Bank Fraud Conspiracy Involving Checks Stolen from the Mail

United States Attorney's Office Eastern District of Missouri

ST. LOUIS – An Illinois man on Wednesday admitted engaging in a conspiracy to steal checks from the mail and deposit them into fraudulently-opened bank accounts.

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