CBA and Telstra Partner to Protect Customers from Phone Scams

CBA and Telstra Partner to Protect Customers from Phone Scams

  • CBA and Telstra are piloting a new tool called Scam Indicator to protect their joint customers from phone scams
  • The tool is designed to detect high-risk scam situations in real-time using a Telstra API
  • It can check if a customer is on a phone call, which is a prime indicator that a scam is occurring
  • Both are committed to improving the early detection and prevention of scams and are working together
  • The Scam Indicator is an extension of Telstra’s Cleaner Pipes initiative, which actively blocks scams and potentially unwanted email
  • It has recently announced other initiatives aimed at protecting customers from scams
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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