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Many people feel ashamed if they have fallen for a phishing attack or card fraud. But keeping quiet about it doesn't help anyone. Your experience can protect others.
In the video, Stefan Giger, Chairman of the Pay Attent!on Association, explains why debit and credit card issuers proactively circulate information about card fraud and gives his assessment of the Swiss public’s awareness of payment fraud.
What you should do if your card is lost, stolen or suspicious charges appear in your card statement: Block your card immediately – using the card’s app or by calling the card issuer.
Technology makes cashless payments safer than ever before. Scammers know this too. That’s why they rely on social engineering. By skilfully manipulating their victims, they gain access to confidential account and card details. People therefore become the main target.
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