The expert spoke about the role of "Antidrop" in enhancing the security of transfers

The Antidrop system is designed to increase the security of financial transactions by accurately identifying account holders and eliminating questionable transactions. Alexey Kuzmin, Chairman of the Board of JSC National Savings Bank, announced this on December 17 in a conversation with Izvestia.

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The need to implement an "Anti-drop" is due to the fact that reliable information about the account holder allows banks to detect and block fraudulent transactions faster, he notes. The key element will be the INN, which will make it possible to accurately match the client and the account, making it impossible to use it for fraudulent purposes.

"Such a small detail as an INN allows you to track and block questionable transactions faster," Kuzmin emphasizes.

Banks will need to update their internal processes, but in the long run this will reduce risks and provide a more transparent environment for financial transactions. For customers, the changes mean safer and more reliable transfers, and the system will work through simplicity and clarity, enhancing the sense of security.

For more information, see the Izvestia article:

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