SEON Is Now in Claude’s Connector Directory, Letting Claude Connect Patterns Across All of Its Fraud Signals

Customers can connect SEON to Claude in a few clicks

AUSTIN, Texas, Nov. 10, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- SEON, the AI Command Center for Fraud Prevention and AML Compliance, today announced that its connector is now available in Claude’s connector directory. Claude is the AI assistant from Anthropic. Customers can find SEON in the directory, add it and sign in with their SEON account, instead of building a custom connection.

Once connected, fraud analysts ask Claude for what they need in plain English: transactions, customer profiles, rules, alerts and the links between accounts. Claude gathers a user’s entire platform journey alongside SEON’s risk context, in whatever order the analyst needs. Teams can also connect their other systems and data to Claude, so analysts no longer pull information from several places by hand. The connector builds on the June launch of SEON’s MCP server, which connects any AI tool a team prefers to the platform.

Claude can now act on what it finds as well: labeling transactions, updating list entries and setting up automations. Analysts review the impact of a change before it goes live, reverse an update when needed and keep a complete record of every action.

Every new signal in SEON’s Signal Intelligence Edition is available through the connector, including address data, digital footprint, device intelligence, session behavior and carrier records. Analysts can see how the pieces fit together and spot the signs of a fraud ring: the same address behind accounts that look unrelated, a device history that contradicts the identity on file, or a phone number that changed carriers days before a login. One customer went from a single odd alert to a mapped ring of linked accounts, with a suggested blocking rule.

SEON customers are busy building their own AI use cases:

• A risk lead at a lending company customized SEON’s daily fraud briefing agentic skill, so the day starts with a clear sense of what is ahead.
• A betting and gaming operator runs a daily check that flags accounts likely to belong to the same person attempting to abuse bonuses. An analyst reviews each flag, and the corrections go back into the next run.
• A large consumer marketplace designs new fraud rules in Claude and tests each one against past transactions before launch, showing how much fraud a rule would catch and how many good customers would be flagged.
  
  

Teams can get started with SEON’s AI playbook and ready-made skills.

“Fraud is speeding up because fraudsters have AI too, and defenders need the same advantage. Bringing our data into Claude gives analysts an assistant that takes in the user’s whole picture and points to what stands out, while the decision stays with the analyst,” said Tamas Kadar, co-founder and CEO, SEON. “We have always aimed to be the first line of defense for businesses, and that now reaches into the AI tools analysts choose to work with.”

About SEON
SEON is the AI Command Center for real-time fraud prevention and AML compliance, helping thousands of companies worldwide stop fraud, reduce risk and protect revenue. Powered by 1,100+ real-time, first-party data signals, SEON enriches customer profiles, flags suspicious behavior and streamlines compliance workflows. SEON’s AI detects hidden fraud networks, builds rules, visualizes data and drafts regulatory reports. Teams can also connect their own AI tools directly to SEON’s risk data through a secure integration. With integrated fraud and AML capabilities, SEON operates globally from Austin, London, Budapest and Singapore. Learn more at seon.io.

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