Riskified Ltd.

Riskified is a publicly traded company specializing in AI-powered e-commerce fraud prevention and risk intelligence. Its mission is to empower online merchants to grow securely by building trust and minimizing fraud in digital commerce. The company's primary corporate headquarters are located in New York, NY, USA.

The company offers a suite of products and services built on its proprietary machine learning platform, including Chargeback Guarantee, Adaptive Checkout, Policy Protect, Dispute Resolve, Account Secure, and Payment Optimization. These solutions help e-commerce businesses reduce fraudulent transactions, prevent chargebacks, and increase approval rates for legitimate orders, often backed by a 100% money-back guarantee on approved transactions that later result in fraud.

Led by co-founders Eido Gal (CEO) and Assaf Feldman (CTO), Riskified continues to expand its market presence and product offerings. Recent notable developments include a partnership with Outpayce from Amadeus to secure payments for airline and travel merchants, and an integration of its Identity Intelligence with Rue Gilt Groupe in April 2026. The company also released its Q1 2026 Agentic Commerce Pulse, highlighting consumer concerns about online fraud amidst the rise of AI in shopping. Riskified is scheduled to release its first-quarter 2026 financial results on May 13, 2026.

Latest updates

Riskified Honors Fraud Prevention Leaders Amid Rising Ecommerce Complexity

Event summary

  • Riskified announced the 2026 Titans of Ecommerce Awards, recognizing Joseph Chin (Michael Kors) and Ash Cummings (Gymshark).
  • The awards highlight individuals who leverage Riskified's platform to improve fraud prevention and drive business growth.
  • The awards are now in their fourth year and are part of Riskified’s Ascend summit series, with regional events in New York City (May 4-6) and London (June 15-16).
  • A panel of industry experts, including CEOs from Aurus, Deloitte, IXOPAY, Primer, and Yuno, judged the winners.

The big picture

The Titans of Ecommerce Awards highlight a growing trend: fraud prevention is no longer a cost center but a strategic lever for ecommerce growth. As online retail becomes increasingly complex, businesses are prioritizing proactive risk management and leveraging AI-powered solutions like Riskified's to protect revenue and enhance customer loyalty. The awards also underscore the importance of close collaboration between fraud prevention teams and other business functions, such as revenue assurance and customer care.

What we're watching

Customer Retention
The emphasis on customer retention suggests Riskified's clients are increasingly focused on balancing fraud prevention with a positive customer experience, a critical factor in a competitive ecommerce landscape.
Data Dependency
The award criteria's focus on data-driven decision-making underscores the growing reliance on data analytics and AI within ecommerce fraud prevention, potentially widening the gap between sophisticated and less-equipped businesses.
Ascend Growth
The expansion of the Ascend summit series to include Australia, China, and Japan indicates Riskified's ambition to broaden its global reach and influence within the ecommerce risk management space.

AI Shopping Adoption Stalls as Consumer Trust in Autonomous Transactions Plummets

Event summary

  • Riskified's Q1 2026 'Agentic Commerce Pulse' survey reveals a significant shift in consumer sentiment regarding AI-driven shopping.
  • 61.5% of consumers use AI for product discovery, but only 55.0% are comfortable with AI agents making purchases.
  • 46.5% of consumers do not trust any company to manage purchases for them, a marked increase from Q4 2025.
  • 50.8% of consumers believe AI platforms should be responsible for unauthorized purchases, highlighting a growing accountability challenge.

The big picture

The rapid adoption of AI in product discovery is being tempered by a growing consumer distrust of fully autonomous transactions. This divergence between AI utility and consumer comfort represents a significant hurdle for the agentic commerce model, potentially slowing its maturation and requiring a greater emphasis on transparency and security. The shift in accountability expectations, with consumers placing blame on AI platforms, introduces new legal and operational complexities for the entire ecommerce ecosystem.

What we're watching

Governance Dynamics
The trend of consumers assigning liability to AI platforms will likely accelerate, forcing merchants and platform providers to re-evaluate risk management and insurance strategies.
Regulatory Headwinds
Increased consumer concern over AI-driven fraud and accountability could prompt regulators to introduce stricter guidelines around AI usage in commerce, potentially impacting platform design and operational costs.
Execution Risk
Riskified's ability to capitalize on the demand for enhanced fraud prevention and identity verification solutions will depend on its capacity to innovate and adapt its offerings to meet evolving consumer expectations.
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