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Arnaque: Your Bank Has to Pay You Back the Lost Money, Says EU

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The Court of Justice of the European Union has just taken a position in a case between a client and her bank.
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The bank must immediately refund to the customer the amount taken from a cybercriminal account and only after that can demonstrate gross negligence.

Victims of bank fraud may sometimes encounter difficulties in recovering their money. The bank may, in particular, consider that the customer has committed serious negligence when he is the victim of fraud or phishing attack. The refund is then refused. However, a judgment of the Court of Justice of the European Union, handed down on [...]

The Court of Justice of the European Union has just taken a position in a case between a client and her bank.

You click on a link that appears to come from your bank and enter your login details. A day later, money has disappeared from your account. Many people then think: it's my own fault, so I'll never see that money again. The European Court of Justice sees things differently. Your bank must first repay the money and may only...

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welingelichtekringen.nl broke the news on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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