Prof. Teena Varma, Mahesh Poojari, J. Joseph, Ainsley Cardozo
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Abstract
Credit card fraud avoidance has been the most popular problem in the developed world. In this case, credit card fraud is identified by fraudulent transactions. Since e-commerce sites are becoming more popular, credit card fraud is becoming more common. When a credit card is stolen it is used for dishonest reasons, a fraudster uses the credit card information for his own purposes, and it is called credit card theft. In order to track online fraud transactions, the new technology employs a variety of methods. To increase the consistency of the proposed scheme, we used a random forest algorithm to find suspicious transactions. It is built on supervise learning algorithm, which classifies the dataset using decision trees. After the dataset has been categorized, a confusion matrix is established. The confusion matrix is used to test the Random Forest Algorithm's accuracy. Keywords— Credit Card, Fraud Detection, Random Forest, Classification technique, Transactions.