Payme is moving to a new level of application security
Author - Mansur Ismagulov
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Payme has implemented mandatory identity verification via selfie and passport data. The service serves over 4.2 million people monthly; in 2024, it processed over 159 million P2P transfers totaling nearly 43.7 trillion sums. Identification provides access to government services and increased transfer limits.
The payment service Payme has implemented mandatory identity verification for users. This aligns with global standards and helps combat fraud.
To verify identity, users must take a selfie and provide passport details or PINFL, which are instantly checked against the state database. Verified users gain access to new features: government services, increased transfer limits, and other benefits.
As of today, Payme serves over 4.2 million people monthly. In 2024, users of the service made over 159 million P2P transfers totaling nearly 43.7 trillion sums. The new measure will protect clients from fraudsters by minimizing the risks of unauthorized transactions.
Source: spot.uz
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