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Fraud & Reconciliation Officer (Fully Remote)

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Remote Posted Aug 15, 2026
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Fraud & Reconciliation Officer (Fully Remote)

Overview

WE'RE HIRING: Fraud & Reconciliation Officer (Fully Remote). Are you experienced in Fintech, Payments, or Financial Services and passionate about fraud prevention and transaction accuracy? We'd love to hear from you!

Responsibilities

  • Monitor transactions and identify suspicious or fraudulent activities
  • Investigate fraud cases, chargebacks, and disputed transactions
  • Conduct KYC reviews and customer due diligence checks
  • Track fraud trends and recommend risk control measures
  • Manage daily, weekly, and monthly reconciliations across banks, payment partners, and internal systems
  • Resolve settlement discrepancies, failed transactions, and reconciliation breaks
  • Prepare reconciliation reports, exception logs, and settlement summaries
  • Collaborate with Finance, Operations, Product, and external partners to resolve transaction issues

Requirements

  • Minimum of 2 years' experience in a Fintech, Payments, or Financial Services environment (mandatory)

  • Experience in Fraud, Reconciliation, Risk, or Finance Operations

  • Strong understanding of fraud monitoring, KYC/AML, and reconciliation processes

  • Advanced proficiency in Excel and Google Sheets

  • Strong analytical, investigative, and problem-solving skills

  • Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, Economics, Business, or a related field

  • Added Advantage

  • Experience with card products, banking integrations, or digital financial services

  • Knowledge of SQL, Metabase, or similar reporting tools

  • Relevant certifications in Fraud, Risk, AML, or Accounting

  • Source: LinkedIn profile posting via Adedamola Ahmed, ACIPM

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