The system collects data on connections, subscriber numbers, timestamps of calls and messages, as well as relevant communication networks. Telecom operators throughout Russia actively participate in the Anti-Fraud system, which is also supported by a mandatory requirement of Russian legislation.
The system runs a central control system and various verification nodes, and major telecom operators connect directly to the central system. This interaction allows you to exchange data, analyze data and effectively block fraudulent calls.
Since millions of fraudulent calls are made in Russia, penalties for missing them can reach 500 thousand rubles, which emphasizes the need to create a reliable system of protection against fraud.
At the same time, refusing to connect to Antifraud can lead to “sanctions” and the closure of a business in the long run; This highlights the importance of the system in combating fraudulent calls.
Source: Ferra
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