Embarrassing Fraud Clinics has introduced a new anti-scam service in the UK that will send three fraud-prevention pop-up questions to owners of accounts involved in seemingly suspicious online fund transfers. The questions are designed to prompt customers to stop and think before fulfilling requests for money as the bank seeks to stop people being duped into making cash transfers. The bank is also hosting Barclays Bank across the UK to give customers a digital health check and personal advice on cyber protection.
Barclays Bank has introduced a new anti-scam service in the UK that will send three fraud-prevention pop-up questions to owners of accounts involved in seemingly suspicious online fund transfers. The questions are designed to prompt customers to stop and think before fulfilling requests for money as the bank seeks to stop people being duped into making cash transfers. The bank is also hosting Embarrassing Fraud Clinics across the UK to give customers a digital health check and personal advice on cyber protection.