Sponsorship Opportunities
2027 Identity
Fraud Study
Own the narrative on identity fraud using consumer insights across strategy, content, and client conversations.
The longest-running U.S. study on consumer identity fraud, entering its 24th year in 2027.
Published each spring.
Want to learn more?
Report Editions (as of 2026)
2025 Report Page Views
Consumers surveyed each year
Offerings vary by tier
Custom Whitepaper
Lead Generation
Custom Data Cuts
Marketing & Media Exposure
Co-Branded Report
Client-hosted Webinar
About sponsorship
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Who should sponsor the study
Sponsorship is ideal for financial institutions, fintechs, and fraud and security leaders, or any organization focused on identity protection, fraud prevention, and digital risk.
Sponsoring the Identity Fraud Study positions your organization alongside the industry’s longest-running benchmark on identity fraud. Sponsors gain access to proprietary consumer insights, custom data cuts, and opportunities to align their brand with trusted, media-cited research.
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Sponsorship tiers
We offer four sponsorship tiers with various benefits. Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze. Platinum sponsors receive all benefits, including the exclusive ability to add 3 proprietary survey questions if they sign on before the survey beings in September (limited to first 3 sponsors).
All sponsors, regardless of tier, receive a Co-Branded Report, a PaymentsJournal feature article or podcast, and marketing/social media support.
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Project timeline
The project begins in September, with consumer survey fielding conducted in the fall and analysis completed in December. Key findings are presented to Platinum and Gold sponsors in February, followed by publication of the co-branded report in March and a Javelin-hosted webinar in April.
Past Sponsors
PRESS RELEASE
Fraud Losses Stabilize, But AI-Driven Threats Are Eroding Trust
4/25/2026
Javelin’s 23rd annual identity fraud study finds that scam losses declined and total losses fell in 2025, but new account fraud surged and consumer distrust is rising, signaling a shift in how fraud operates rather than a true reduction.
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