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EU bans unverified self-hosted crypto wallets

News | Cryptocurrencies | 25 Mar 2024

The European Union has decided to issue a ban on cryptocurrency transactions that involve unverified non-custodial wallets.

cryptocurrency, regulation, digital wallet, transactions

Open Data regulatory trends to watch for in 2024

Voice of the Industry | Online & Mobile Banking | 11 Mar 2024

Vlad Macovei from The Paypers emphasises the worldwide move toward Open Data regulation, including the EU's Data Act, changing North American data privacy laws, and global legal approaches to data privacy.

open data, Open Banking, Open Finance, regulation, data sharing, GDPR, data protection, artificial intelligence, Digital Markets Act (DMA), PSD2, banking, fintech

CFTC believes that DeFi Identity should be prioritised by policymakers

News | Cryptocurrencies | 09 Jan 2024

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has urged policymakers to prioritise the identification of individuals involved in DeFi.

DeFi, digital identity, regulation, cryptocurrency

Generative AI in IDV: the good, the bad, and the necessary

Voice of the Industry | Digital Identity, Security & Online Fraud | 19 Jul 2023

Generative AI has completely disrupted the identity verification (IDV) and fraud detection landscape. In case you were wondering what would ‘the ChatGPT of IDV’ look like, Dan Aiello from IDVerse, an OCR Labs Company shares more.

financial crime, artificial intelligence, biometrics, identity fraud, data protection, regulation, identity verification

Compliance and risk management in BaaS partnerships: considerations for banks and fintechs

Voice of the Industry | Online & Mobile Banking | 10 Mar 2023

This article provides insights for banks and fintech seeking to navigate the evolving Banking-as-a-Service landscape and partnerships while ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements.

 

embedded finance, BaaS, compliance, regulation, risk management, fintech, banks

Oracle faces class action lawsuit in US

News | Digital Identity, Security & Online Fraud | 23 Aug 2022

Oracle has faced a class action lawsuit in the US over claims that the database giant has unlawfully collected detailed information on five billion people.

regulation, risk management, data, fraud prevention

How programmable blockchain & theory of abundance will shape evolution of Web 3.0

Voice of the Industry | Cryptocurrencies | 28 Apr 2022

Abundance floats with the innovation of open-source tooling and the encouragement of open collaboration on creative blockchain projects. Gwendolyn Regina, head of BNB Chain, revels what this abundance means for the evolution of Web 3.0 

blockchain, Web 3.0, data, digitalisation, DeFi, banks, e-wallet, unbanked, Ethereum, metaverse

Nearly 26,000 Shopify stores are related to fraudulent practices, Fakespot says

News | Digital Identity, Security & Online Fraud | 23 Dec 2020

Analysis by ecommerce authentication service Fakespot have found that nearly 21% of Shopify stores pose a risk to their customers.

Shopify, fraudsters, risks, Fakespot, report, COVID-19, coronavirus, pandemic, transactions , sellers, violations, fraud

Fenergo's findings show penalties for AML/KYC non-compliance totalling USD 10.4 bln

News | Digital Identity, Security & Online Fraud | 09 Dec 2020

Digital transformation, customer journey, and client lifecycle management (CLM) solutions provider Fenergo has released its annual findings on global financial institution fines.

financial institution, fines, AML, data privacy, MiFID, Fenergo, report, banks, financial institutions, breaches

LexisNexis' study shows USD 180.9 bln spent on financial crime compliance

News | Digital Identity, Security & Online Fraud | 08 Apr 2020

LexisNexis Risk Solutions has released its True Cost of Financial Crime Compliance Global Report, which provides global industry-driven insights for financial services companies.

financial services, financial crime, compliance, LexisNexis, risk, KYC, AML, transaction monitoring, regulations, data privacy, sanctions, non-bank

WeChat takes legal actions for people selling fake face masks

News | Digital Identity, Security & Online Fraud | 17 Mar 2020

WeChat has announced that it filed lawsuits against five people who used its platform to sell fake masks.

WeChat, fake face masks, China, ecommerce, fraud, lawsuits, accounts, privacy violations, coronavirus

Texas introduces consumer privacy and data collection bills

News | Digital Identity, Security & Online Fraud | 05 Apr 2019

The Texas House of Representatives has introduced two bills that aim to protect consumers’ privacy and data, following the trend of similar laws in jurisdictions such as California and Washington.

GDPR, data privacy, customer data, Texas, US, personal identifying information, law, regulation, fines

GDPR complains filed against Amazon, Apple, others

News | Ecommerce | 21 Jan 2019

Ten GDPR complains have been filed by noyb with the Austrian Data Protection Authority against eight online streaming companies for violations of Article 15.

GDPR, right to access, fines, penalties, noyb, Europe, Amazon, Apple, DAZN, Spotify, SoundCloud, YouTube, Flimmit, Netflix

Global biometrics provider supports industry collaboration on facial recognition tech

News | Digital Identity, Security & Online Fraud | 20 Dec 2018

NEC Corporation welcomes greater industry collaboration and effective discussion for the future of facial recognition technology and business.

NEC Corporation, facial recognition, cybersecurity, cyber intelligence, cooperation, biometrics

First round of fines under GDPR expected by the end of 2018

News | Digital Identity, Security & Online Fraud | 10 Oct 2018

European authorities expect the first round of sanctions to be applied to companies that do not comply with GDPR by the end of 2018.

GDPR, fine, fraud prevention, data protection, consent, data controllers, privacy

GDPR: A sign of things to come for non-EU merchants?

Voice of the Industry | Expert Opinion | 17 May 2018

Nadja van der Veer, Payments Lawyer, warns non-EU companies that GDPR should not be neglected when drafting their business plan. Let’s see why.

Nadja van der Veer, payments regulation, merchants, GDPR, US, Asia, fines, law suit, acquirers, data protection, online security, personal data

European online gambling operators accuse Norway payment blocking scheme of privacy violations

News | Payments General | 18 Jan 2018

The European Gaming and Betting Association (EGBA) has asked the Norwegian Data Protection Inspectorate (DPI) to investigate a Norwegian payment blocking scheme for privacy breaches.

The European Gaming and Betting Association, EGBA, online gambling Norwat, online gambling, online gambling payments

ForgeRock releases Profile and Privacy Dashboard for GDPR compliance

News | Digital Identity, Security & Online Fraud | 25 Oct 2017

ForgeRock, a platform provider of digital identity management solutions, has released the Profile and Privacy Management Dashboard as part of the ForgeRock Identity Platform 5.5.

ForgeRock, GDPR, CIAM, access management, customer identity, digital identity, US, the right to be forgotten

Alibabas UC Browser under investigation over alleged mobile data leak

News | Digital Identity, Security & Online Fraud | 23 Aug 2017

Alibaba’s UC Browser has been put under investigation by India’s government over complaints against mobile data leak to China.

Alibaba, UC Browser, mobile data leak, security, privacy data leak

Healtcare system pays fine for massive data breach

News | Digital Identity, Security & Online Fraud | 05 Aug 2016

Advocate Health Care Network has agreed to pay a settlement for potential violations of federal patient privacy law, related to breaches that compromised the electronic data of 4 mln patients.

data breach, sensitive data, data protection, data privacy, Advocate Health Care Network, US Health and Human Services Department