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How Axis Bank Prevents Identity Fraud With Video-Based Onboarding

PYMNTS

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and its associated social distancing and stay-at-home orders have pushed untold services online for easier consumer access, with banking serving as a prime example. We’ll see more and more [of this] action as digital [banking] progresses.”. Fraud Threats To Digital Banking.

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KeyBank On Fighting APP Fraud During The COVID-19 Pandemic

PYMNTS

Fraud targeting digital banking users has been around as long as digital banking itself, but it has recently become more prevalent. The pandemic is exacerbating the problem, with a study finding that 22 percent of Americans were the targets of pandemic-related fraud attempts as of March.

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Not Down For The Count, Cash Still Counts For Plenty

PYMNTS

The Cardtronics executives noted that the studies are not all that surprising, and where once the findings reflected increasing cash adoption across, say, Europe, recent research has borne out the same trends in Europe and the Americas. Among the core reasons for this: The perception that the use of cash was more secure.

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AutoGPT Will Change Your Bank

South State Correspondent

So, like any new bank marketer, it composed a fairly interesting email (below) using the subject line “Secure Your Healthcare Future: Boost Your Health Savings Account Contribution.” The application changed the subject line again to “Take Advantage of Tax-Free Savings: Increase Your Health Savings Account Contribution.”

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ANZ and Deutsche Bank tell it like IT is

Chris Skinner

He knew when he took over the bank was a basket case, tarnished by a raft of regulatory and legal problems which include probes into alleged manipulation of benchmark interest rates, mis-selling of derivatives, tax evasion and money laundering. We have to go across too many systems.” When news leaked last September that the U.S.

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