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Rising improper payments and flat staffing are straining SNAP and Medicaid. Learn how a trust-forward eligibility model speeds up benefits without sacrificing program integrity.

Leading carriers are deploying tools at the earliest stages of claims triage to fast-track low-risk claims and route high-risk ones for investigation, while most carriers still lack the technology maturity to do this consistently. Clearspeed provides a voice-based risk assessment layer deployable at FNOL across any line of business, and has already demonstrated enterprise-scale results.

The Government Accountability Office just released its latest tally on improper federal payments. The number for fiscal year 2025 is $186 billion, $24 billion more than the year before. Cumulatively, since 2003, the federal government has reported about $3 trillion in payments that should never have gone out the door. A handful of folks have sent me the report over the past few days, so I wanted to take a second to share my thoughts.

On April 17, 2026, The Finance Ministers of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) gathered in Washington, D.C. and signed a declaration that left no room for misinterpretation: the global fight against money laundering, terrorist financing, and fraud is becoming more intense. The tools used to combat these threats must keep pace, or we will collectively fail.