Chase Bank in UK Banning Crypto Transactions for Customers Due to Rising Fraud
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Chase Bank in the UK will stop customers from making crypto transactions starting Oct. 16, citing an increase in fraud and scams.
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Customers will get declined transaction notices if they try to make crypto purchases with debit cards or bank transfers.
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Fraud losses related to crypto in the UK surpassed £300 million this year, per fraud agency Action Fraud.
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Chase said the policy protects customers and keeps their money safe amid rising crypto scams.
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The rules impact Chase's 1 million UK account holders, around 2% of its 50 million+ global userbase.