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Banks: Real-Time Fraud Considerations to Maximize the Benefits
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Building Brand Loyalty: 3 Reasons Customer Engagement Programs are Vital for Financial Institutions
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Top tips for Avoiding Bank Account Scams in 2023
By Gemma Staite, Threat Analytics Lead at BioCatch Record levels of fraud are being dealt with in the financial services industry. In comparison to the offences committed in 2018, there has been a 151% increase in fraud in 2022, according to a recent UK Finance report. The upcoming “scampocalypse” is being caused mostly by two things. Peer-to-peer payment apps’ emergence, the sudden shift in labour, and a hastily devised pandemic stimulus plan have all contributed to an increase in scammers.
Scams Avoided: How to Prevent Bank Account Scams in 2023
By Gemma Staite, Threat Analytics Lead at BioCatch The financial services industry is experiencing unprecedented levels of fraud activity. A recent survey by UK Finance reported a 151% increase in fraud in 2022 compared to last year’s offences. The imminent “scampocalypse” is caused by two major elements.
How can banks defend the latest generation of scam victims?
By Gemma Staite,Lead Threat Analyst, Biocatch Our daily routines are shifting online, and managing our finances is no exception. The days of visiting a branch for basic banking requirements are long gone, thanks to the prevalence of cashless and contactless payments, internet banking, and buy now, pay later (BNPL) services. Last year alone, 93% of customers used one or more digital payment methods and BNPL services accounted for $100 billion in purchases.
How can banks protect the new breed of fraud victims? Original
Our daily routines are moving online, and how we deal with our money is no exception. Long gone are the days of going into a branch for our everyday banking needs, with everything from online banking and buy now, pay later (BNPL) services to cashless and contactless payments soaring in popularity. Last year alone, 93% of customers used one or more digital payment methods and BNPL services accounted for $100 billion in purchases.
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