You open your banking app and see a transfer or payment you didn't make. Several hundred, several thousand, or sometimes much more, is missing from your account. Many customers assume that if a fraudster has stolen their data or tricked them into taking a specific action, they won't get their money back. Meanwhile, the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection (UOKiK) reminds us: regulations impose specific obligations on banks. Generally, a…
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You open your banking app and see a transfer or payment you didn't make. Several hundred, several thousand, or sometimes much more, is missing from your account. Many customers assume that if a fraudster has stolen their data or tricked them into taking a specific action, they won't get their money back. Meanwhile, the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection (UOKiK) reminds us: regulations impose specific obligations on banks. Generally, a…