In recent days, credit card fraud has emerged as a significant challenge for researchers in the field of detection and prevention. Tackling this challenge holds substantial benefits for both public and private organizations, as it directly impacts economic statistics. Our proposed model introduces crucial advancements to address this issue in real-time scenarios. To achieve this, we harnessed the power of Deep Convolutional Neural Networks (DeepConvNet) in conjunction with various optimization techniques. Optimization algorithms encompass a group of mathematical and computational techniques employed to discover the most suitable solution or set of solutions for a given problem. The primary goal of these algorithms is to optimize, either by maximizing or minimizing, an objective function while ensuring compliance with specific constraints. In this research work, we provide a comparison of highly effective and validated optimization techniques: Stochastic Gradient Descent (Sgd), Adaptive Gradient (Adagrad), Adaptive Moment Estimation (Adam), and Root Mean Squared Propagation (Rmsprop). These optimization algorithms are applied to the Deep Convolutional Neural Network (DeepConvNet) in the subject of our specific problem statement, which involves credit card fraud detection (CCFD). After careful consideration of the problem’s nature, objective function characteristics, and computational aspects, we fnd that all four algorithms are suitable for our CCFD task. However, based on experimental results, it is evident that Rmsprop outperforms others, leading to a remarkable 99.93% in accuracy.