Co-Brokering vs Double Brokering: Legal Collaboration vs Criminal Fraud
Co-brokering is legal collaboration between licensed brokers with transparency, while double brokering is illegal fraud where carriers re-broker loads without authority. Learn how to identify each practice, implement proper documentation, and protect your brokerage from fraud.
The Definitive Freight Fraud Report: A Comprehensive Analysis of Schemes, Impacts, and Countermeasures (2025)
Comprehensive analysis of freight fraud in 2025, examining current schemes, financial impacts, prevention technologies, and best practices for brokers and carriers to protect their businesses.
Freight Fraud Prevention Strategies: The Complete Guide for 2025
Protect your brokerage with five essential fraud prevention strategies:AI-powered carrier verification, secure digital infrastructure, rigorous documentation, payment security protocols, and strategic intelligence sharing—all proven to reduce fraud incidents by up to 87%.
How AI is Transforming Freight Security in 2025
AI is revolutionizing freight security by detecting fraud patterns, monitoring real-time threats, and predicting high-risk movements. Learn how brokers are implementing these technologies to reduce risk exposure by 60-80%, saving an average of $75,000 annually in prevented fraud.
Double Brokering: What It Is, Risks, and How to Protect Your Business
Double brokering occurs when carriers illegally re-broker your loads without permission, creating serious liability risks for brokers. Learn how to identify and prevent it.