A significant milestone in payment protection: $270 billion in payments protected in 2025 alone.
Vendor email compromise and payment redirection fraud continue to increase globally. As a result, organisations face growing pressure to secure outbound payments. Eftsure’s growth in protected payment volume reflects rising demand for stronger controls and continued adoption of its verification model.
A multi-layered defense against payment fraud
Unlike single-point verification tools, Eftsure protects payments through a layered control framework designed to reduce risk before funds are released.
Eftsure’s approach includes:
- Bank-linked verification: secure validation through direct bank integrations
- Network cross-matching: matching vendor details across a global customer network
- Independent phone-based verification controls: human validation designed to reduce social engineering risk
- Ongoing monitoring and change controls: controls that help keep payment details secure over time
Each layer supports the others and reduces the likelihood that compromised vendor data enters the payment process.
The power of the network
At the center of Eftsure’s model is its vendor intelligence network.
As more organisations join the platform and verify their vendors, collective data becomes more useful. Verified vendor information strengthens over time and supports shared protection across industries and regions.
This network effect supports:
- Faster vendor onboarding
- Higher auto-verification rates
- Reduced manual workload for AP teams
- Stronger fraud detection through cross-entity validation
As the network grows, the coverage and validation depth increase.
Scaling protection globally
In 2025, Eftsure’s protected payment volume reached $270 billion. This reflects increased adoption among enterprise and mid-market organisations across Europe, North America and APAC.
Payment protection is no longer treated as a niche control. For many finance teams, it’s becoming a standard safeguard used to protect working capital, maintain vendor trust and reduce exposure to fraud.
"We’re seeing more organizations face payment fraud, regardless of geography. Many still lack an end-to-end solution, which leaves them exposed to significant losses. We built our solution to address that gap, and we continue to see steady adoption from companies looking to strengthen their controls," said Jon Soldan, Eftsure’s CEO.
From reactive to preventive
Traditional fraud controls often focus on detection after a payment has been processed. Eftsure’s model is designed to prevent issues before funds leave the business.
By verifying vendors before payment release and reinforcing that verification through layered controls and network intelligence, finance teams can shift their focus from recovery to prevention.
Raising the global standard
As payment volumes increase and fraud tactics evolve, resilient and scalable controls are becoming more important.
Protecting $270 billion in payments in a single year represents:
- Working capital safeguarded
- Finance teams supported
- Supplier transactions verified
- Organisations connected through shared data
Eftsure continues to expand its vendor intelligence database and strengthen its verification controls as payment risks evolve globally.
