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Selling the inherent slowness of a transfer method as an anti fraud feature is just absurd. If a delay is beneficial it can be introduced artificially for thos
by jonp888 4y ago
Selling the inherent slowness of a transfer method as an anti fraud feature is just absurd.
If a delay is beneficial it can be introduced artificially for those who want/need it
For instance, my bank limits the total daily transfer, with any changes to that amount taking time to take effect.
- maratc 4y ago> it can be introduced artificially for those who want/need it If it can be introduced artificially by the user, it can be skipped artificially by the fraudster, so the anti-fraud effectiveness of such an "anti-fraud feature" would be zero.