The biggest feature of Finomaly lies in its dual-mode design, allowing users to choose the most suitable detection strategy based on specific scenarios:
Rule Engine Mode
The rule engine is suitable for handling known and clear anomaly patterns. Through a predefined set of rules, the system can quickly identify transaction behaviors that meet specific conditions:
- Large transaction threshold detection
- High-frequency transaction monitoring
- Abnormal time window identification
- Geographical location anomaly marking
- Account behavior pattern deviation detection
The advantages of this mode are strong interpretability, fast response speed, and no need for large amounts of historical data for training. For scenarios with strict regulatory compliance requirements, the rule engine can provide clear audit trails.
Machine Learning Mode
The machine learning mode is suitable for discovering complex and hidden anomaly patterns. By training on historical transaction data, the model can learn the distribution characteristics of normal behaviors and then identify transactions that deviate from the norm:
- Unsupervised anomaly detection (Isolation Forest, LOF, etc.)
- Supervised classification models (for known fraud-labeled data)
- Time-series anomaly detection (for transaction time series)
- Ensemble learning methods to improve detection accuracy
The machine learning mode can capture subtle anomalies that are difficult to define with rules, making it particularly suitable for dealing with evolving fraud methods.