Architecting real time data pipelines for AI driven fraud detection

Boggavarapu, Venkateswarlu (2025) Architecting real time data pipelines for AI driven fraud detection. World Journal of Advanced Engineering Technology and Sciences, 15 (3). pp. 1088-1098. ISSN 2582-8266

Financial institutions face increasingly sophisticated fraud attacks that require immediate detection and prevention mechanisms. This article presents a comprehensive framework for architecting real time data pipelines specifically designed for AI driven fraud detection systems. It examines the critical components necessary for achieving low latency processing, scalability, and reliability in fraud detection workflows. The architecture integrates streaming technologies, cloud native infrastructure, graph databases, event sourcing patterns, and feature stores to form a cohesive system capable of detecting fraudulent activities as they occur. The framework addresses key challenges including data consistency in distributed environments, relationship-based fraud detection, and model deployment strategies. Implementation patterns discussed provide financial institutions with practical approaches for enhancing their fraud prevention capabilities while accommodating evolving attack vectors. The findings demonstrate that properly architected real time data pipelines enable organizations to significantly reduce their vulnerability window while improving operational efficiency in fraud management operations.