Bank of Thailand aims to quickly unlock frozen accounts
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Thailand Faces Rising Bank Account Freeze
In August 2025, the Bank of Thailand started a comprehensive statewide crackdown on financial fraud. They froze more than three million bank accounts that were thought to be used as “mule accounts” by scammers. Advanced data analytics played a crucial role in identifying these accounts by looking for strange transaction patterns, such as low-activity accounts that were used to launder stolen money. Many consumers had their accounts frozen and w…
Thailand freezes 3 million bank accounts in online fraud crackdown
Thailand has frozen over three million bank accounts as part of a sweeping crackdown on online fraud. This move, the authorities say, is necessary to combat rampant scams but has also left many innocent vendors unable to access their money, according to reports. The Bank of Thailand, working alongside the Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau (CCIB) and the Ministry of Digital Economy and Society, announced that strict measures were needed to combat …
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