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PSR Confirms Its Decision on APP Scams Reimbursement

Fintech Finance

Today, the PSR has confirmed the maximum reimbursement limit for victims of Authorised Push Payment (APP) scams starting from 7 October. The PSR’s requirements will provide world-leading protections to people who fall victim to scams – with over 99% of APP claims covered by the reimbursement cap.

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Examining the PSR’s APP fraud reimbursement cap change

The Payments Association

The Payment Systems Regulator’s decision to lower the cap for APP fraud reimbursements to £85,000. The Payment Systems Regulator (PSR) recently announced a significant change to the cap for authorised push payment (APP) fraud reimbursements. What is this article about? Why is it important? What’s next?

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PSR confirms APP scam protection updates and consults on high-value fraud cap

Neopay

The Payment Systems Regulator (PSR) has set a crucial date of 7 October 2024 for implementing new protections against Authorised Push Payment (APP) scams, reaffirming its commitment to tackling this growing threat. This issue is key in demonstrating why stronger protections beyond transaction limits are necessary.

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Three ways APP mandatory reimbursement can work for PSPs and victims of fraud and scams

The Payments Association

The UK’s increasing fraud and scam problem, focusing on new regulations mandating automatic reimbursement for APP fraud victims. The UK’s fraud and scams problem is not going away. That is why 7 October 2024 will be etched into the memories of many—a landmark moment for both organisations and people impacted by fraud and scams.

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Visa tightens fraud caps as merchants face new digital scams

Payments Source

Restaurants, electronics sellers and digital-goods merchants are seeing sharp spikes in fraud as criminals find creative new ways to interfere in online and mobile commerce.

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PSR confirms APP scam reimbursement decision

Neopay

On September 25th, the Payment Systems Regulator (PSR) confirmed its decision on the maximum reimbursement limit for victims of Authorised Push Payment (APP) scams. Starting October 7th, victims of APP scams through Faster Payments will be eligible for a maximum reimbursement of £85,000.

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The PSR’s new fraud refund rules: A step forward, but is it enough?

The Payments Association

While this marks a significant step toward protecting consumers from authorised push payment (APP) fraud, concerns remain that the reduced compensation cap may leave some victims vulnerable. As scams become more advanced, even the most cautious consumers are falling victim. However, this alone won’t solve the problem.

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