AusPayNet: Releases card fraud data for 2020

AusPayNet: Releases card fraud data for 2020

  • Australian Payments Network (AusPayNet) is the self-regulatory body for Australia’s payments industry
  • Shown a slight increase in online card fraud in 2020 as the shift to online payments accelerated with the onset of COVID-19 in Australia
  • The latest payments fraud report shows that the overall spend on Australian cards was down by 2.2% to $801
  • The overall value of card fraud increased by 0.6% to $467.6m, following a 19.5% drop in 2019
  • Australians are not liable for fraud on their cards and will be reimbursed as long as they take due care
  • The value of other types of card fraud fell to new lows: lost-and-stolen card fraud declined by 25% to $26.3m
Laura M
Laura M
Laura is a financial reporter, editor, and researcher with a particular interest in fintech innovation, capital markets, and the evolving global banking landscape.

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