Launching operations in April 2026, the centre will bring together specialists from law enforcement, intelligence agencies, banks, telecom providers, regulators and major technology companies to coordinate action against fraud at scale. The centre will focus on identifying and dismantling the infrastructure used by organised crime groups, including fraudulent bank accounts, scam websites, mobile numbers and social media profiles. By enabling organisations to share intelligence in real time, authorities hope to build a clearer picture of global fraud networks and shut down scams more quickly.
Source: fpsummit.co.uk