Fraud and scam intelligence for telcos.
Azonic helps fraud teams find out what is happening to their numbers, SIMs and brand off the network, and investigate it. Azonic Lighthouse watches where fraud and scams are organised. Azonic Vantage turns what it finds into cases your team can act on.
Your controls are strong. The fraud moves around them.
Blocking, filtering and identity checks stop a lot. The people behind the fraud adapt. They buy numbers and SIMs in bulk, use stolen identities to open accounts, pose as your staff, and run their scams on apps your controls can’t see.
Most new methods only show up once a customer has lost money.
760,000+
Scam links and numbers referred for blocking in New Zealand in 2025
Referred by the Department of Internal Affairs, working with telcos, banks and digital platforms to disrupt scam campaigns.
Department of Internal Affairs, 16 Sep 2026A$72.5m
Lost to scams that started with a phone call in Australia in 2025
Phone scams had a median loss of A$3,800 per report to Scamwatch, the highest of any contact method.
National Anti-Scam Centre, Targeting Scams 202562%
Of UK account takeover cases in 2025 were in telecoms
Up from 48% the year before. Unauthorised SIM swaps rose 38%.
Cifas, Fraudscape 2026Two tools. Your team stays in charge.
Lighthouse
Watches the places where fraud and scams are advertised and organised, and tells your team when your numbers, SIMs or brand come up, with the source and context attached.
Vantage
An investigation workspace. It brings your records and outside sources into one case, links what is connected, and produces a finding your team can act on or hand to police, a bank or another provider.
Your analysts decide what matters and what happens next. Nothing leaves without their review.
Where it helps.
The problems telco fraud teams spend the most time on, and where Azonic fits each one.
SIM swap and account takeover
Link the numbers, identities and accounts involved, and see whether one case is part of a wider pattern.
Identity and device fraud
Connect applications that share details, and find who is behind a run of them.
Numbers and SIMs sold to scammers
Know when your numbers or SIMs are offered for sale, and trace where they came from.
Scams using your name
See campaigns that impersonate your staff or brand as they spread, so you can warn customers sooner.
Working with banks and police
Hand over a clear, sourced finding when a case crosses into another organisation.
Example use case
What an investigation looks like.
A cluster of complaints about one batch of numbers.
Illustrative example. Vantage links the records behind each point in the chain.
Spot it
Lighthouse flags the numbers being sold, or complaints start clustering around the batch.
Trace it
Vantage links the activation records, the seller and the numbers in scam reports, from the onshore supply to the offshore buyer.
Act on it
Deactivate what you can, close the gap that let it through, and hand a sourced finding to police.
Putting Azonic
to work.
Does it replace our blocking or fraud management tools?
No. It works alongside them, and Lighthouse alerts can feed them.
What does Lighthouse watch?
The places where fraud and scams are advertised and organised. We agree coverage with each team around the fraud it sees most.
Do you need our network traffic or customer data?
Lighthouse doesn’t. Vantage uses only the records you choose to connect, and it runs in your own environment.
Can findings be shared with banks, police or other telcos?
Yes, under your control. Each release goes to a named recipient, with an expiry, and you can revoke it.
Can it help with scam obligations?
It can support them by producing the intelligence and the record behind it. Meeting those obligations stays with you.