SEON has expanded Signal Intelligence from more than 900 to more than 1,100 proprietary, directly sourced data points, the company said on 16 September 2026. New coverage spans address intelligence across more than 240 countries, session behaviour, phone and carrier data including SIM-swap and porting history, deeper digital footprint checks — including AI developer platforms — and device signals such as AI-agent activity, compromised iOS devices and eSIM mismatches.
The expansion is framed as helping risk teams expose manufactured identities and reused fraud-ring infrastructure without adding friction for legitimate customers. Signals are available inside SEON's AI Command Center and via SEON's Model Context Protocol server so external investigator AI tools can reason from the same evidence base.
Chief executive and co-founder Tamás Kádár said: "AI has made a believable identity cheap to produce. What fraudsters cannot easily do at scale is build a consistent history for every account without reusing infrastructure. That is where our signal foundation makes the difference." SEON also launched a Hidden Risk Files investigation series written by its fraud consultants, beginning with a case that tied thousands of accounts through a shared device attribute.
Third-party colour in the release — including FATF remarks on deepfakes and an ACAMS finding that 75% of anti-financial-crime professionals rank generative-AI misuse as a top emerging risk — is attributed as presented by SEON. Offices listed include Austin, London, Budapest and Singapore.