WEBINAR: Tackling Fraud, Misuse & Error in Public Sector Spending

WEBINAR: Tackling Fraud, Misuse & Error in Public Sector Spending
Strengthening compliance management and reporting for public sector payments

16th September 2026 | 2-3pm

Join Visa to explore how modern compliance management can help public sector organisations move beyond transaction processing towards stronger governance, richer management insight, reduced fraud/misuse and greater audit confidence.

This practical one-hour webinar focuses on strengthening compliance management and reporting across public sector payment programmes. Hear lessons from the U.S. federal market and see how Visa IntelliLink Compliance Management can help identify transactions for review, manage investigations and create a clear, traceable record of compliance outcomes.

Why Join Us Live?

Understand why post-transaction compliance management is becoming increasingly important for public sector payment programmes.
Recognise the control and reporting gaps that can remain between authorisation, expense management and audit.
Case study: Learn from a U.S. Department of Defense audit focused on effective use of VICM in the Government Travel Charge Card programme.
Existing tools: See how VICM supports transaction review, policy rules, predictor scoring, case workflow, questionnaires, audit trails and reporting.
Identify practical next steps for evaluating compliance maturity across physical and digital payment programmes.

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WEBINAR:

Tackling Fraud, Misuse & Error in Public Sector Spending