Matthew Yekell
Founder & CEO

Incandor provides a behavioral intelligence platform that continuously maps user activity to create unique fingerprints for each account, detecting takeover, mule handoffs, and shared operators in real time. Its AI-driven analysis distinguishes human sessions from bots and visualizes fraud rings, enabling fraud teams at banks and digital commerce platforms to investigate and stop abuse quickly.
Founder & CEO
Co‑founder & CTO
Financial institutions and online platforms struggle to detect when an account is transferred to a new operator, when a single individual controls multiple accounts, or when automated bots mimic human behavior, leading to fraud losses and regulatory risk.
Incandor delivers a behavioral intelligence platform that continuously maps user activity into a multidimensional behavioral space. By tracking the evolution of each account’s behavioral fingerprint, the system flags the exact moment a new person takes control, indicating a takeover or mule handoff. It also identifies shared operators across accounts, enabling the reconstruction of fraud rings from a single confirmed case. Advanced AI distinguishes human sessions from bot-driven agents, isolating automated activity that evades traditional rule‑based detection. The platform provides investigators with visual maps and timelines to quickly prioritize and investigate suspicious accounts before financial damage occurs.
Primary customers are fraud prevention teams at banks, payment processors, and digital commerce platforms that need to detect account abuse, mule activity, and bot fraud at scale.