Yes, with Catalyst we can scale to handle high-volume, real-time processing.
Core engineering benefits for teams
Scalable
Process high volumes of transaction data efficiently.
AI-powered accuracy
Detect anomalies using advanced AI/ML models.
Quick deployment
Set up detection workflows rapidly without heavy infrastructure
Secure & compliant
Encrypt sensitive financial data and control access.
Explore related resources
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Tutorials
Credit Card Fraud Detection Tutorial – Step‑by‑step guide to upload datasets, create data and ML pipelines in QuickML for fraud detection use cases (adaptable for default prediction.
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Help Documentation
QuickML Documentation & Getting Started – Official guides on QuickML, including pipeline building, algorithms, endpoints, and features.
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Blogs
Predict Possible Loan Defaulters with No‑Code Machine Learning – A specific use case on building default prediction models using QuickML.
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Webinar
Catalyst QuickML – No-Code Machine Learning for Business Decision-Making :
Explore how QuickML enables business professionals and decision-makers to build, deploy, and leverage machine learning models without coding.
Key Catalyst Components
Catalyst QuickML
Use machine learning to instantly analyze transactions, detect suspicious activity, and configure models and thresholds based on your business needs.
Catalyst Signals
Automatically notify risk or compliance teams and trigger workflows whenever potential fraud patterns are detected.
Catalyst Data Store
Store and manage transaction and user data reliably to support real-time analysis and historical investigations.
Application Performance Monitoring
With APM access function-specific graphs, aggregated reports, top slowest calls, detailed invocation logs, and component-level performance insights in a single view
Frequently asked questions
Yes, AI/ML models identify anomalies with high precision.
Yes, thresholds and models can be tailored to business needs.
Yes, Using Catalyst Signals Serverless Functions and Event bus Signals notifications can be routed via email, dashboards, or APIs.