Catch the document that shouldn't pass.

Document fraud detection screens loan documents — bank statements, payslips, IDs — for forgery and tampering before they reach a credit decision. Floowed runs this forensically on every application, catching the altered or fabricated document that would otherwise pass.

Floowed runs six forensic checks on every document: a metadata forensic audit, structural logic analysis, mathematical reconciliation, an image-to-vector consistency audit, typographic and glyph analysis, and a chronological alignment check. Together they expose the ways a tampered document gives itself away.

Altered numbers where new figures were set over old ones (leaving glyph and font inconsistencies), edited PDFs with telltale metadata, statements whose math doesn't reconcile, balances that don't carry, and dates that don't line up chronologically.

Yes — fraud screening runs automatically on every application, not as a separate manual step or an occasional spot check.

Yes. Every finding is citable: the exact page and region, the specific reason the check fired, and a trail an auditor can follow — not an unexplained score.

Yes. In its first 90 days at Alon Capital, Floowed caught 3× more statement fraud than the lender's prior manual review.

A fraud score gives you a number; Floowed gives you the evidence. It examines the document itself and returns explainable findings tied to the exact page and region, so your team can act on a defensible reason rather than a probability.