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ACI WORLDWIDE, INC.ACIW

AI agent disclosures in SEC filings

As of 2026-08-06, ACI WORLDWIDE, INC. (ACIW) disclosed AI-agent language in 3 SEC filings since 2026-02-26 (source: Agentic 10-K, from SEC EDGAR).

Market cap
$5.2BYahoo Finance, 2026-10-21
First seen
2026-02-26
Latest filing
2026-08-06

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3 filings since 2025-01-01. All EDGAR filings (opens in a new tab)

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“The accelerated adoption of real-time payments and new risks associated with AI agents driving new exploits increases the urgency for industry-wide collaboration against fraud.”

10-QFiled 2026-08-06Source on sec.gov (opens in a new tab)Filing index (opens in a new tab)

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10-Q filed 2026-08-06 Filing index (opens in a new tab)

10-QFiled 2026-08-06

ACI Worldwide notes AI agents driving new fraud exploits and opportunities for AI in financial protection.

“Payments Intelligence and Artificial Intelligence. The accelerated adoption of real-time payments and new risks associated with AI agents driving new exploits increases the urgency for industry-wide collaboration against fraud. As the threat of scams becomes a greater concern for remitting and receiving institutions, consumers are challenged with increased friction to prevent account take-over and criminals successfully persuading consumers to push transactions themselves, inadvertently, to mule accounts they have full control of, created with fake or synthetic identity, or simply "borrowed" with or without consent of the legit account holders. While AI will be used to accelerate vulnerabilities, it can also be used to automate financial protection, including but not limited to recognition of synthetic identities and automated remediation. Banks and intermediaries, merchants, and billers are pursuing solutions to mitigate their risks while improving their customer experience, protecting their margins, and securing their revenue streams, especially with their new products and offerings. We continue to see opportunities for AI and other advanced analytics capabilities to stop fraudulent behavior and enable frictionless customer experiences.”

10-Q filed 2026-05-07 Filing index (opens in a new tab)

10-QFiled 2026-05-07

ACI Worldwide notes risks from AI agents driving exploits and opportunities to use AI against fraud.

“Payments Intelligence and Artificial Intelligence. The accelerated adoption of real-time payments and new risks associated with AI agents driving new exploits increases the urgency for industry-wide collaboration against fraud. As the threat of scams becomes a greater concern for remitting and receiving institutions, consumers are challenged with increased friction to prevent account take-over and criminals successfully persuading consumers to push transactions themselves, inadvertently, to mule accounts they have full control of, created with fake or synthetic identity, or simply "borrowed" with or without consent of the legit account holders. While AI will be used to accelerate vulnerabilities, it can also be used to automate financial protection, including but not limited to recognition of synthetic identities and automated remediation. Banks and intermediaries, merchants, and billers are pursuing solutions to mitigate their risks while improving their customer experience, protecting their margins, and securing their revenue streams, especially with their new products and offerings. We continue to see opportunities for AI and other advanced analytics capabilities to stop fraudulent behavior and enable frictionless customer experiences.”

10-K filed 2026-02-26 Filing index (opens in a new tab)

10-KFiled 2026-02-26

ACI Worldwide notes AI agents driving exploits and opportunities to use AI for fraud protection and synthetic identity recognition.

“Payments Intelligence and Artificial Intelligence . The accelerated adoption of real-time payments and new risks associated with AI agents driving new exploits increases the urgency for industry-wide collaboration against fraud. As the threat of scams becomes a greater concern for remitting and receiving institutions, consumers are challenged with increased friction to prevent account take-over and criminals successfully persuading consumers to push transactions themselves, inadvertently, to mule accounts they have full control of, created with fake or synthetic identity, or simply "borrowed" with or without consent of the legit account holders. While AI will be used to accelerate vulnerabilities, it can also be used to automate financial protection, including but not limited to recognition of synthetic identities and automated remediation. Banks and intermediaries, merchants, and billers are pursuing solutions to mitigate their risks while improving their customer experience, protecting their margins, and securing their revenue streams, especially with their new products and offerings. We continue to see opportunities for AI and other advanced analytics capabilities to stop fraudulent behavior and enable frictionless customer experiences.”