The Agentic Era:
When fraud learns
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Identity and trust
in the age of
autonomous agents
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- Wednesday, November 18, 2026
- 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM (Mexico City time)
- Latitud Polanco
Av. Ejército Nacional 453, Granada, Mexico City, 18th floor
About the symposium
The digital world has entered a new era: agentic fraud
How agentic fraud works
An AI agent can pick a target, create a fake identity, and submit it for verification again and again. With every rejection, it works out what to fix and tries again. It doesn’t sleep, doesn’t tire, and doesn’t stop until it gets approved.
Fraud is evolving at the speed of AI, while most companies still run defenses built for the pace of a human attacker.
AI fraud by the numbers
AI-assisted fraud attempts by the end of 2026, up from 32% in the first quarter
Incode Fraud Intelligence ReportYear-over-year growth in digital injection attacks
Incode data, 2025 to 2026Fake IDs a single service can generate per day
OnlyFake, 2024The Agentic Era is a symposium to understand how these attacks work, how prepared Latin America is to face them, which defenses are delivering results in production, and how identity and trust need to evolve for this new reality.
We’re bringing together leaders and experts in technology, fraud, and product to turn these signals into concrete strategies and actions.
What’s at stake?
An agent can run hundreds of attempts in parallel, learn from every rejection, and operate nonstop. For institutions, the challenge is to defend at that same scale.
“Some people think AI just made attacks more precise, but in reality, the opportunities for fraud became infinite.”
Symposium
Agenda
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5:00 PM
The Incode Fraud Lab doesn’t wait for the next attack to appear: it builds it first. On arrival, guests check in and join one of the small-group tours of the lab, where they’ll see how emerging fraud techniques become stronger defenses.
Speakers
Fraud Lab teamIncode
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6:00 PM
Anna Lagos welcomes attendees and walks through the evening’s agenda.
Speaker
Anna Lagos is a journalist and content creator covering artificial intelligence, science, and technology from Latin America. Over a 16-year career, she has worked at El País, WIRED en Español, Entrepreneur, El Economista.es, and Reforma, and was part of the founding team of WIRED en Español, where she served as editor and managing editor. She is the founder of Código Futuro, is writing a book on artificial intelligence for Penguin Random House, is a LinkedIn Top Voice, and teaches at UNAM and La Salle.
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6:05 PM
A look at the key findings from the digital trust study by Endeavor Data Unit and Incode, and the priorities for strengthening the region’s response to agentic fraud.
Speakers
Íñigo Castillo leads Incode’s strategy and expansion in Latin America, driving the adoption of digital identity solutions across the region’s banks, fintechs, and platforms. Before Incode, he held key positions at Uniclick by Unifin, Ventura Capital Privado, and Ventura Entertainment, with experience in digital transformation, investment, and new business models. He holds an MBA from IE Business School and taught at Universidad Iberoamericana in Mexico City.
Vincent Speranza is Managing Director of Endeavor Mexico. Originally from France, he came to Mexico in the late 1990s as an exchange student. He joined Endeavor in 2006 and took over as Managing Director in 2016, leading a reinvention whose results include the rise of Mexico’s first unicorns. His agenda focuses on democratizing entrepreneurship so that anyone, regardless of geography, education, or gender, has access to financial resources.
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6:35 PM
A real case on the decisions already delivering results in live environments, and the lessons other institutions can apply to their own operations.
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Fernanda Sottil is Senior Director of Strategy at Incode, where she leads product strategy and drives innovation such as the company’s work on agentic identity and trust for autonomous systems. She previously held strategy roles at Uber and Google, supporting product launches and operational growth in the United States and Latin America. She holds an MBA from Stanford Graduate School of Business and a dual degree in Industrial Engineering and Business Engineering from ITAM.
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7:15 PM
Agents already attack autonomously and in coordination: they don’t rest, they scale to thousands of attempts, and they learn from every rejection, while companies still defend themselves in silos. Ricardo Amper lays out how companies can raise their protection as agentic fraud arrives, and why identity can no longer stop at verification: it has to be continuous.
Speaker
Ricardo Amper is the founder and CEO of Incode, the AI-powered identity verification and authentication platform. A serial entrepreneur with more than 20 years of experience, he founded La Burbuja Networks in 2000, co-founded Amco Foods in 2003, and led Amco Group, a chemical distributor he repositioned with proprietary big data and machine learning systems through its sale to Brenntag Group. In 2015, he founded Incode to transform how people experience their digital identity.
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8:00 PM
Networking
Before you arrive
Attendee information
What you need to know
- Personal invitation This invitation is personal and non-transferable. Space is limited.
- On arrival Please show your confirmation and a government-issued photo ID when you arrive.
- Access You’ll receive access instructions with your confirmation.
Who we are
About Incode
Power a world of trust
The AI-powered identity platform
Incode is the AI-powered identity platform that verifies identities and prevents fraud for banks, government organizations, and digital platforms worldwide. Incode has more than a decade of experience building proprietary AI and machine learning models.
That adds up to more than 7.1 billion verified trust signals, more than 400 million identities, and more than 700 leading companies worldwide.
Learn more at incode.com
Getting there
Location
Latitud Polanco
Av. Ejército Nacional 453, Col. Granada, Miguel Hidalgo, 11520 Mexico City, 18th floor
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