What do hackers do with your stolen information?
Fraudsters are increasingly turning to online scams to gain as much user information as possible.
How to create secure passwords
We all have multiple online accounts, many of which store personal data, bank cards, credit cards, addresses – securing your accounts is key to preventing fraud.
What should you do if you think your card details have been compromised?
One of the scariest notifications you can receive is an email with the headline “we are notifying you of a recent data breach at our company”.
Keep your account safe: latest from scammers pretending to be sync.
Sometimes scammers may pretend to be a member of the sync. team and try to steal your account details. Remember to stay alert.
How can you keep your card details safe when a company has a major hack?
Here are some of the best ways to keep safe if your details have been stolen in a data hack.
How to spot a social media scam.
We all love to be social and popular platforms like Twitter, Facebook and Instagram have capitalised on this to great success. We stay connected with friends, follow the news around the world and even buy things. However, with this connectivity also comes vulnerability.
Why we don’t print the 3 digit CVC/CVV code on our sync. X cards
By not printing the CVC/CVV code on the sync. X card sync are able to add extra layers of security to protect their user’s money.
Source of Funds? What it means when asked by a FinTech or Bank.
There are times when financial institutions like Banks or FinTechs are required to confirm the source of funds as per their regulatory responsibilities.
sync. leads the way for FinTechs with new card security features.
sync. is leading the way with FinTechs when it comes to card security with their innovative new features that protect their customer’s money.
Is your money as safe with an e-Money institution as with a Bank?
With e-Money Institutions and Banks under different regulations, is your money safe with FinTechs who operate under an e-Money license?