Incorrect Blik Transfers. MPs Propose Changing the Regulations
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MPs want to reduce the risk of erroneous Blik transfers to phones by obliging telecoms to provide the payment industry with information about numbers released by subscribers, reported Tuesday's Dziennik Gazeta Prawna.
BLIK transfers can go to the wrong person. MPs want the regulations changed. Find out where the problem comes from and how to protect your money.
BLIK transfers to mobile phones are increasingly reaching the wrong recipients due to changes in the ownership of the phone number assigned to the account. MPs want to address this problem by imposing a new reporting obligation on telecommunications operators regarding inactive numbers. Although the financial industry enthusiastically welcomes the project, telecoms are protesting.
A parliamentary bill has been submitted to the Sejm, which aims to limit erroneous transfers of Blik to the phone. As reported by Tuesday's “Dziennik Gazeta Prawna”, telecom operators should provide payment institutions with information about the numbers released after the end of the contract.
A BLIK transfer could reach the wrong person, even if the sender enters the correct phone number. MPs want to solve the problem of numbers that have changed owners but are still linked to other people's bank accounts, reports Tuesday's Dziennik Gazeta Prawna. The proposal has sparked a dispute between two industries.
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