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Deceased Credit Fraud is the fastest growing white-collar crime in
the U.S. It costs businesses billions of dollars each year. CDYNE Death Index (CDI)
is a simple API that is used to cross reference the Social Security Death Index eliminating the possibility of an applicant trying to use a deceased person's identification. The CDYNE Death Index Web Service is updated directly from the
United States Social Security Administration. Any business offering credit can implement
this fast and easy fraud control into any system that can consume Web Services.
CDYNE XML Web Services can be implemented as on demand services or into batch processing applications.
Did you just issue credit to a dead man?
Whether you have developed an on-line credit application or collect customer information
that must be accurate, Death Index services can check the social security number and
return instantly whether the customer is deceased. The CDYNE Death Index master
file is updated directly from the Social Security Death Index Database once a month.
Death Index services can prevent you from losing thousands of dollars to credit fraud or delivering
goods and services to individuals who simply don’t exist.
Stop Embarrassing Calls
CDYNE Death Index is quick enough for your on demand contact application. Use the XML Web Service to screen your customer data and prevent embarrassing sales
and marketing calls or mailings to the recently departed.
File that claim!
Credit and Collections companies, Attorneys and other service providers
have built the CDYNE Death Index API into their customer management applications to scrub
and flag accounts which have recently deceased. Since the Web Service returns information
like date of death, date of birth and zip code of last known residence, you can
make sure you file your Estate Claims promptly and accurately.
Fraud Protection
The Death Index is one of five fraud prevention Web Services provided
by CDYNE. Use this Web Service in conjunction with
Email Verification, Phone Verification,
Phone Notify!, and
Postal Address Verification.
Learn more about XML Web Services in general.
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