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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. Cath expresses several criticisms of the proposed changes to the APP fraud reimbursement cap.
YouTrip users can now hold up to S$20,000 in their wallets, a significant jump from the previous S$5,000 limit, and have access to an annual spending limit of S$100,000, previously capped at S$30,000. Alongside the increased limits, YouTrip has also introduced several anti-scam measures.
Alongside this announcement, the PSR has also published a consultation on high-value APP fraud cases, focusing on reviewing and possibly revising the reimbursement cap for victims of APP scams. This issue is key in demonstrating why stronger protections beyond transactionlimits are necessary.
With the new policies, changes include lowering the transactionlimits on the sale of store-branded gift cards. At the same time, the changes also dictate that store-branded gift cards can’t be redeemed for other gift cards and place a cap on the amount of money that can be added to the cards.
Some providers offer aggregated accounts, which may be suitable for smaller businesses, while others require dedicated merchant accounts, which are typically beneficial for larger transaction volumes or businesses needing greater control over funds. Is there a transactioncap? What’s the approval process like?
Full Delegation This mode allows the primary user to assign a monthly transactionlimit of up to 15,000 to the secondary user. Within this limit, the secondary user can independently make payments, with a maximum cap of 5,000 per transaction.
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Conducting background checks, assessing their credit, evaluating their business model, verifying their transaction history, and assessing financial stability are just some of the steps required to vet a merchant. To reduce your risk exposure, set volume and transactionlimits to cap the amount of losses your business can undertake.
These might include free business advice, options to set up joint account holders for partnerships, higher transactionlimits, or bundled products and services that offer cost savings. These accounts are tailored to meet the unique needs of businesses, such as higher transactionlimits and potential for earning interest.
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