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TrusterityInvoice Fraud Test

Free invoice fraud test for finance teams · 5 minutes

Can your team spot a fake invoice?A free 5-minute test on fake invoices, supplier bank changes, CEO fraud and deepfake calls.

$3.05B

lost to business email compromise in 2025, according to the FBI's Internet Crime Report. FBI IC3

$25.6M

paid by a finance employee after a video call where the CFO was a deepfake (Arup, 2024). Fortune

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realistic requests: bank changes, CEO emails, deepfake calls, gift cards, payroll — and two genuine ones.

Most of these arrive by email.

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How to spot a fake invoice — and the other patterns behind payment fraud

Are criminals already copying your company?

Check for look-alike domains of your brand in seconds — the first step of most invoice fraud.

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Train the rest of the company

Questions

What is business email compromise (BEC)?

A fraud where criminals impersonate a supplier, executive or colleague — usually by email — to get a business to pay money to an account they control. It's one of the costliest cybercrimes: the FBI's 2025 report counted about $3.05 billion in BEC losses.

How do I train my finance team to spot payment fraud?

Run short, realistic drills like this one, then agree a written verification rule: no bank change without a call-back on a known number, two approvals above a threshold, and no payment through a side channel such as chat or a video call.

Can a video call really be faked?

Yes. In 2024 a finance employee at Arup's Hong Kong office paid about $25.6 million after a video call in which the CFO and colleagues were deepfakes. A video call can no longer approve a payment by itself.

How can you tell if an invoice is fake?

Check the sender domain letter by letter, be suspicious of any change of bank details, and never trust a deadline written into the email. The only reliable test is a call-back: phone the supplier on the number you already have on file — never the one in the invoice.

Is this test free for companies?

Yes — free, no sign-up, works in any browser. Share the link with your team and compare scores.