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Demo workspace — safe sample data and reviewer workflow. No real applicants.

Fraud vectors

A shared library of detectors — deterministic rule signals and embedding-based similarity search. Vectors surface applications for review; they never decide outcomes.

Shared Address + IP Reuse

rule

Flags rental assistance applications when the same service address and submission IP appear repeatedly within a review window.

Logic
AND
Conditions
2
maya.singh@agency.govView config

Organized Fraud Similarity Cluster

similarity

Compares normalized rental assistance application fingerprints against a confirmed fraud corpus of template reuse and payment-risk cases.

Threshold
0.83
Corpus
multi-household-ring
alex.nguyen@agency.govView config

Digital Gift Card + Tax Return

rule

High-confidence vector derived from audit findings: digital gift card payment combined with tax return documentation.

Logic
AND
Conditions
2
alex.nguyen@agency.govView config

Go2Bank / Green Dot + Utility Template

rule

Escalates applications using high-risk routing numbers paired with utility-bill documentation or duplicated utility templates.

Logic
AND
Conditions
2
maya.singh@agency.govView config

Builder

Compose new detectors and preview how they behave before saving them to the library.

Rule builder

Compose AND/OR logic for deterministic signals. Front-end only in the scaffold — persist via POST /api/vectors.

Match logic
{
  "logic": "AND",
  "conditions": [
    {
      "id": "cond-1",
      "column": "signal:street_address",
      "operator": "contains",
      "value": "juniper"
    },
    {
      "id": "cond-2",
      "column": "signal:ip_address",
      "operator": "equals",
      "value": "66.41.14.22"
    }
  ]
}

Similarity search

Similarity vectors reference a corpus tag and a score threshold, then use pgvector search to find historical analogs.

Type
Similarity
Corpus tag
multi-household-ring
Threshold
0.83

Thresholds above 0.80 are a reasonable starting point for sparse corpora. Lower them only with a review workflow that can absorb more false positives — protecting legitimate applicants comes first.