JPMorgan's Chase Bank Bans Crypto Transactions in UK Due to Fraud Concerns
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JPMorgan's British retail bank Chase will ban crypto transactions starting Oct. 16 due to an increase in fraud and scams.
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Chase has become the latest UK lender to restrict customers' access to crypto amid long-running concerns over its use in online scams.
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In March, NatWest imposed new limits on the daily and monthly amounts customers can send to crypto exchanges to protect them from scams.
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Santander said last year it would block UK customers from sending real-time payments to crypto exchanges to protect them from scams.
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JPMorgan has attracted over 1.6 million customers to Chase since launching in the UK two years ago and plans to roll the bank out to other markets.