Banks Identify Authorized Scam Transfers
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On October 15, 2026, Fintech News Singapore reported on “How banks identify authorized scams hidden behind normal transfers.” The report interviewed representatives from LexisNexis Risk Solutions and CIMB Group, discussing how banks identify a special type of transfer: the customer personally authorizes and completes the transfer, but the decision-making process leading to it has been manipulated by scammers. Existing reporting focuses on the challenges banks face in identifying such transactions and related analysis; it does not disclose specific cases, loss amounts, or subsequent regulatory and enforcement developments.
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- Fintech News SingaporeHow do banks identify authorized scams hidden behind normal transfers?
Fintech News Singapore interviewed representatives from LexisNexis Risk Solutions and CIMB Group to analyze how banks identify transfers that customers authorize themselves but are manipulated by scammers into making.
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