Fraud
What is authorized push payment (APP) fraud?
A scam in which a victim is manipulated into voluntarily sending a payment to a fraudster’s account, typically through social engineering, impersonation of trusted entities, or fake invoices. Unlike unauthorized fraud, the victim initiates the transaction themselves, making recovery and liability allocation more complex. APP fraud is a growing concern globally, prompting regulators to introduce mandatory reimbursement schemes.
How it works
Example: A business receives an email that appears to come from a long-standing supplier, requesting payment to a new bank account. The finance team processes the wire transfer, only to discover the email was spoofed.

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