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Companies fighting Loyalty Point Fraud

Fraudsters manipulate loyalty reward schemes—such as those used in e‑commerce, travel, and leisure—to illegitimately obtain or redeem points for personal gain.

List of companies that fight Loyalty Point Fraud

This is sourced from job postings — companies only hire for what they actively use or plan to adopt · how we source this →

  • Levi Strauss & Co. logo
    United StatesEmployees18kRevenue$6.1BRetail Apparel and Fashion
    Loyalty Point FraudMedium confidence
  • Plusgrade logo
    CanadaEmployees851Revenue$4.5MIT Services and IT Consulting
    Loyalty Point FraudLow confidence
  • Cathay Pacific logo
    Hong KongEmployees22kRevenue$26BAirlines and Aviation
    Loyalty Point FraudLow confidence
  • Paytm logo
    IndiaEmployees32kRevenue$578MFinancial Services
    Loyalty Point FraudLow confidence
  • Marriott International logo
    United StatesEmployees246kHospitality
    Loyalty Point FraudLow confidence
  • Carnival Cruise Line logo
    United StatesEmployees29kRevenue$5.6BTravel Arrangements
    Loyalty Point FraudLow confidence
  • TATA SIA Airlines Limited logo
    IndiaEmployees4.3kRevenue$630MAirlines and Aviation
    Loyalty Point FraudLow confidence
  • Podium logo
    United StatesEmployees1.7kRevenue$146MSoftware Development
    Loyalty Point FraudLow confidence
  • JetBlue Airways Corporation logo
    United StatesEmployees15kRevenue$9.8BAirlines and Aviation
    Loyalty Point FraudLow confidence
  • Central Retail in Vietnam logo
    Viet NamEmployees1kRetail
    Loyalty Point FraudLow confidence

Showing top companies out of 43 that fight Loyalty Point Fraud. Get the full list on TheirStack.

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