AdvanThink, a European leader in real-time payment fraud detection, and Quandela, a quantum computing specialist, have announced a strategic partnership aimed at advancing payment fraud prevention through the integration of quantum artificial intelligence.
The partnership is driven by the goal of creating high-performance fraud detection systems capable of outperforming current solutions. By combining AdvanThink’s AI-powered expertise in fraud detection with Quandela’s quantum machine learning capabilities, the two companies aim to deliver tools that are not only more accurate but also better suited to meet the demands of a rapidly evolving threat landscape.
AdvanThink has spent more than three decades developing technologies that enable financial institutions to detect and stop payment fraud in real time. Its platform uses adaptive artificial intelligence to identify complex fraud patterns across massive datasets, continuously learning from emerging threats. The company has built a reputation for precision and responsiveness in the face of increasingly sophisticated financial crimes.
Quandela, meanwhile, has established itself at the forefront of quantum computing innovation. It is known for developing quantum machine learning models that can be deployed in industrial environments to enhance tasks such as credit risk assessment and fraud detection. Quandela’s algorithms are designed to operate efficiently and deliver performance improvements over conventional models.
The collaboration will initially focus on developing a proof of concept to demonstrate the benefits of embedding quantum machine learning algorithms into AdvanThink’s existing industrial workflows. The goal is to validate performance enhancements in real-time fraud detection while also assessing energy efficiency and resilience.
Looking ahead, both companies see this partnership as the beginning of a broader effort to bring quantum-enhanced AI into mainstream financial security tools. As payment fraud techniques grow more advanced, the need for more powerful and adaptive detection models becomes increasingly urgent.
AdvanThink CEO Brice Perdrix said, “For 35 years, AdvanThink has placed technological innovation at the heart of its development strategy. Quantum AI holds a significant promise when it comes to fraud detection. It serves as a powerful catalyst for innovation in building the secure payment solutions of tomorrow – and financial institutions need to begin acknowledging this transformation today. We have already successfully integrated Quandela’s technology into an AdvanThink pipeline, meeting all the requirements of an industrial-grade system ready for deployment. This first demonstrator holds great potential for experts in fraud detection.”
Quandela co-founder and CEO Niccolo Somaschi said, “Quandela has already developed a quantum machine learning model that enhances credit risk assessment. The algorithm also shows strong potential in payment fraud detection. Quandela’s partnership with AdvanThink facilitates the integration of this model into an industrial workflow and enables benchmarking against the best products on the market.”
In other partnerships, UK-based OnePay, a digital banking platform offering fast, secure payments for individuals and businesses, recently entered into a new partnership with Flagright.
The partnership is designed to enhance OnePay’s financial crime prevention capabilities as its user base and transaction volumes continue to grow. By leveraging Flagright’s AI-driven tools, OnePay aims to improve real-time monitoring and stay ahead of increasingly stringent UK and EU regulatory requirements.
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