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Fraud incident export at 02:00
Night pack spikes, caps hit, and wallet saved into one export product and finance open — not a second ops-metrics blob.
At 02:00 UTC, fraud needs its own night pack: spike stops, velocity caps hit, destination denials, and wallet saved (prevented burn) in one file product and finance can open. This is not the ops metrics export and not the consent evidence pack — those clocks may share midnight, not one merged blob.
Related: Ops metrics export at 02:00, Consent audit trail export evidence, Fraud burn rows on the prepaid ledger, Fraud ops when OTP volume is real, Abuse spike: stop without fake success.
IOSOR is white-label prepaid. USD 20 funds a pilot night pack on one corridor; soft review near USD 1,000/month prices a missing fraud export as volume debt. Clients see white-label incident macros only.
Fraud night pack is not ops metrics
Ops metrics watch heartbeat age, smoke results, and error classes (Ops metrics export at 02:00). Fraud night pack watches abuse macros: spikes tripped, caps fired, denials, burn rows, wallet saved. Consent export proves who opted in (Consent audit trail export evidence). Share the clock if you must; never dump three intents into one CSV and call it done.
Columns product and finance both need
| Column | Why |
|---|---|
| UTC window start/end | Same night for every reader |
| Spike-stop count + reasons | Honesty vs fake Delivered |
| Caps hit by identity class | Velocity contract proof |
| Destination denials | Corridor burn control |
| Wallet saved / prevented burn | Finance sees avoided risk |
| Correlation IDs | Join to burn rows and UI |
Burn row vocabulary lives here: Fraud burn rows on the prepaid ledger. The 02:00 file rolls those classes into one openable pack.
Same clock, shared status words
Product UI, fraud ops board, and finance must read the same status words for the same window (Shared status language for product and finance). Soft USD 1,000/month treats a fraud export that only ops can decode as recon risk; USD 20 proves finance opens the night file without a hero Slack thread. Spike honesty remains non-negotiable: Abuse spike: stop without fake success.
Cadence with other 02:00 packs
Wallet month-end, failover incident, ops metrics, and fraud incident may land near the same hour. Owners differ; schemas differ. Fraud ops cadence for daytime reading stays adjacent: Fraud ops when OTP volume is real. Do not invent a fourth “ops-only green” for night packs.
Buyer checklist for fraud incident export
- Dedicated fraud night file — not ops-metrics rename?
- Spikes, caps, denials, wallet saved all present?
- Same UTC window as product and finance expect?
- Shared status words — no hero-only codes?
- Joins to burn rows via correlation IDs?
- Soft volume language blocked while export is draft?
Start with IOSOR
Put one corridor through a night that includes at least one cap hit or spike stop. Wait for the fraud night file at 02:00 UTC. Open spike counts, caps by identity class, destination denials, wallet saved, and correlation IDs. Product and finance open that same file. Do not rename the ops-metrics 02:00 export and call it a fraud pack.
IOSOR takeaway
The 02:00 fraud incident file is the night audit of spikes, caps, denials, and wallet saved — not an ops-metrics blob and not a catalog flip trail.
Do: freeze the night file and join it to burn rows by correlation ID the next morning.
Don't: merge fraud macros into heartbeat or smoke columns, or rebuild the night from chat.
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