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Requirement Report
Table of Contents
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Name :Kaustubh Manohar Tembhe
Roll No:A-4 Reg:21070263
1. Introduction
2. Scope
3.Functional Requirements
3.1 User Authentication
3.2 Transaction Data Collection
3.3 Fraud Detection Algorithms
3.4 Risk Assessment
3.5 Alert Generation
3.6 Alert Review and Investigation
3.7 Alert Resolution
3.8 Reporting
4.Non-Functional Requirement
4.1 Performance
4.2 Security
4.3 Reliability
4.4 Scalability
4.5 Usability
1. Introduction
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Name :Kaustubh Manohar Tembhe
Roll No:A-4 Reg:21070263
The Credit Card Fraud Detection System is a software application designed to detect and
prevent credit card fraud. It is aimed at financial institutions, banks, and credit card issuers who
want to enhance their fraud detection capabilities and protect their customers from fraudulent
activities. The system will analyze credit card transactions in real-time and identify suspicious
transactions based on various patterns and algorithms.
2 Scope
The Credit Card Fraud Detection System will be a web-based application that integrates
with the existing credit card processing system of the financial institution. It will analyze credit
card transactions in real time, assess the risk associated with each transaction, and generate alerts
for suspicious transactions. The system will also provide a user-friendly interface for the fraud
detection team to review alerts, investigate suspicious transactions,and take appropriate actions.
3 Functional Requirements:
The system shall provide secure user authentication to ensure that only authorized users
can access the system. Authentication methods may include username/password, two-factor
authentication, or other industry-standard methods.
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Name :Kaustubh Manohar Tembhe
Roll No:A-4 Reg:21070263
3.2 Transaction Data Collection
The system shall collect transaction data from the credit card processing system,
including transaction amount, cardholder information, merchant information, transaction
timestamp,and other relevant data.
The system shall implement advanced fraud detection algorithms to analyze transaction
data and identify suspicious transactions. These algorithms may include rule-based
detection,anomaly detection, machine learning algorithms, or a combination of these methods.
3.4 Risk Assessment
The system shall assess the risk associated with each transaction based on pre defne rules
and algorithms. The risk assessment may take into consideration factors such as trans-action
amount, transaction location, transaction frequency, cardholder behavior, merchant reputation,
and other relevant factors.
The system shall generate alerts for suspicious transactions based on the risk assessment
results. Alerts may be generated in real-time or in batches, and they shall include relevant
transaction details, risk scores, and other relevant information.
The system shall provide a user-friendly interface for the fraud detection team to review
alerts, investigate suspicious transactions, and take appropriate actions. The interface may
include features such as sorting and filtering alerts, viewing transaction details, adding com-
ments, and updating alert statuses.
The system shall provide options for the fraud detection team to resolve alerts, including
marking alerts as false positives, escalating alerts for further investigation, or taking other
appropriate actions based on the investigation results.
3.8 Reporting
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Name :Kaustubh Manohar Tembhe
Roll No:A-4 Reg:21070263
The system shall generate reports on alert statistics, detection accuracy, and other
relevant metrics to support fraud detection performance evaluation and system improvement.
4 Non-Functional Requirements
4.1 Performance
The system shall be able to process a large number of transactions in real time with
minimal delay. The response time for generating alerts and displaying transaction details shall be
within acceptable limits to ensure fraud detection and investigation.
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Name :Kaustubh Manohar Tembhe
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4.2 Security
The system shall implement robust security measures to protect transaction data and user
authentication. This may include data encryption, access control, and audit logging to comply
with industry standards and regulations.
4.3 Reliability
The system shall be highly reliable and available, with minimal downtime to ensure
uninter-rupted fraud detection operations. Backups of transaction data and system configuration
shall be regularly performed to prevent data loss and system failure.
4.4 Scalability
The system shall be designed to be scalable to handle increasing transaction volumes and
growing user requirements. The system architecture and database design shall allow for easy
expansion and upgrades without disrupting the system’s performance and availability.
4.5 Usability
\ The system shall have a user-friendly interface that is easy to use and understand.
Theinterface shall provide relevant information and features for the fraud detection team to
effectively review alerts, investigate suspicious transactions, and take appropriate actions.
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Name :Kaustubh Manohar Tembhe
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take appropriate actions. The user interface shall be intuitive, responsive, and accessible from
various devices, including desktops, laptops, and mobile devices. It shall include features such as
sorting and filtering alerts, viewing transaction details, adding comments, and updating alert
statuses.
5.2 Credit Card Processing System Interface
The Credit Card Fraud Detection System shall integrate with the existing credit card
process-ing system of the financial institution to collect transaction data in real-time. The
interface shall be designed to securely retrieve transaction data, including transaction amount,
card-holder information, merchant information, transaction timestamp, and other relevant
data.The interface shall follow industry-standard protocols and security measures to ensure
confidentiality and integrity of the data exchange.
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Name :Kaustubh Manohar Tembhe
Roll No:A-4 Reg:21070263