๐ Indian-style anti-fraud ๐ฎ๐ณ: Central Bank proposes optimization plan for P2P and A2A payments โ currently under public consultation
๐ Indian-style anti-fraud ๐ฎ๐ณ: Central Bank proposes optimization plan for P2P and A2A payments โ currently under public consultation
The consultation will remain open until May 8, after which the Central Bank will issue official guidelines.
๐ฃ Context: between 2021 and 2025, digital payment fraud cases in India increased more than tenfold, reaching 2.8 million incidents. Financial losses grew nearly fortyfold, surpassing USD 2.49 billion.
๐ฃ To address this, the Central Bank proposes introducing a one-hour delay for transfers exceeding USD 108, conducted between accounts via instant payment systems, primarily #UPI. During this period, funds will be debited, while the system generates alerts for suspicious transactions, allowing users to cancel the operation if necessary.
๐ฃ Lower-value transactions will continue to be processed instantly, and merchant payments will be excluded from the measure, as they are already subject to their own dispute resolution mechanisms.
๐ฃ The proposal also includes additional safeguards for individuals aged 70 and above, as well as persons with disabilities. In such cases, transfers exceeding USD 535 will require approval from a trusted third party.
๐ฃ In addition, it proposes annual limits for certain account types and the implementation of an emergency switch, allowing all digital payments to be immediately disabled.
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