Check 21 Becomes Law

Topics:
Commercial Banking
Tags:
Bank,
Check 21,
Financial Services,
TechTarget
Source:
TechTarget

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Overview: This white paper, says that the scam begins with a spoof e-mail campaign to trick bank customers into disclosing their user name and login passwords. Then, using the fraudulently-obtained information, customers' monthly statements and check images are retrieved. Criminals can then create high-quality counterfeit checks that are nearly identical in appearance, drawn for an amount that is appropriate for the account, and bears a scanned signature. Check 21 provides the right, but is not a requirement, to convert paper checks to digital images, drastically increasing the speed of check handling and collection. But experts worry that it may have unintended security consequences.

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