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Bryansk citizens from October 1, will be able to track loans through public services

Banks and microfinance organizations will transmit loan data in real time.

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Bryansk citizens from October 1, will be able to track loans through public services

Residents of the Bryansk region will receive a new tool of protection from financial scams. From October 1, banks and microfinance organizations are obliged to transfer information about any issued loans to the credit bureau in real time. From there, the data immediately enters the personal account of the citizen on public services.

The innovation was developed with the participation of the Central Bank and adopted by the State Duma to combat fraudulent schemes when attackers try to issue a loan in someone else’s name. Having received an instant notification, the borrower will be able to notice the fraud in time and refuse the imposed debt during the cooling period.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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