This document discusses using capsule networks (CapsNets) to detect credit card fraud from transaction data. It first discusses how feature engineering is typically used to extract features from transaction records, such as spending patterns and time series analysis of transaction times. It then introduces CapsNets as a novel approach to obtain deeper, more discriminative features from the engineered features. CapsNets represent object properties like position, scale through activity vectors and could potentially learn better features for distinguishing fraudulent transactions than traditional models. The document reviews related work on credit card fraud detection using techniques like decision trees, random forests, neural networks and recent deep learning methods. It aims to apply CapsNets to engineered transaction features to improve fraud detection accuracy.