Credit Cards

A credit card can be described as a short-term finance from the bank issuing the credit card or credit card issuer. Unlike your usual bank debit card, which takes money directly from your current account, a credit card uses the Bank’s own money and then send you a monthly bill or statement at a later… More »

There is a relative similarity between various bank cards in terms of look, purpose, and the form of information available on the card, such as the 16-digit card number, expiry date, Card Verification Value (CVV) at the back, payment network logos, etc. However, each of these cards has certain characteristics that affect the client’s financial… More »

These days most of us use a multiplicity of traditional and electronic channels to access our money, make banking transactions and use financial services and products. Financial fraud has increased rapidly in number and sophistication of techniques and methods used by fraudsters. Their main goal is to deceive individuals in order to illegally obtain their… More »