Mobile SIM Registration Name Must Match Mobile Banking Name
Re: Mobile SIM Registration Name Must Match Mobile Banking Name
I have more than one sim card. The one on the smart phone is with True on a monthly plan, I got another top up sim about 8 years ago on a dumb phone (no camera) for when my mum came to visit and now use it as an emergency phone in the car. Oh, and there's also a sim in the car's gps unit that is also a top up card.
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Re: Mobile SIM Registration Name Must Match Mobile Banking Name
Where? I have two different numbers active in the app. Both are working, and I'm pretty sure they both were registered "On Site" at Market Village using my passport sometime many moons ago.
In my profile in the app one number say "Unregistered" and the other number says nothing.
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Re: Mobile SIM Registration Name Must Match Mobile Banking Name
Diving into the mule account crackdown
Authorities began checking the names of mobile banking account holders and mobile subscribers on Monday to see if they match, part of a joint effort led by the Digital Economy and Society (DES) Ministry.
The ministry reassured mobile banking subscribers their accounts can still be used normally during the examination process.
DES Minister Prasert Jantararuangthong and authorities working to control mule accounts told users they can continue to conduct online banking transactions during the data examination, which is expected to take 120 days, ending in October.
Mule accounts are often used by fraudsters.
What will happen after 120 days?
Some mobile banking subscribers wondered what happens after the deadline of 120 days, as authorities did not provide a clear outline of the next steps.
Mr Prasert said later the joint panel would deliberate on measures after October, including the possibility of extending the period to conduct the data review.
The ministry expects many suspected mule accounts will be eliminated during the 120 days, he said.
https://www.bangkokpost.com/business/ge ... -crackdown
Authorities began checking the names of mobile banking account holders and mobile subscribers on Monday to see if they match, part of a joint effort led by the Digital Economy and Society (DES) Ministry.
The ministry reassured mobile banking subscribers their accounts can still be used normally during the examination process.
DES Minister Prasert Jantararuangthong and authorities working to control mule accounts told users they can continue to conduct online banking transactions during the data examination, which is expected to take 120 days, ending in October.
Mule accounts are often used by fraudsters.
What will happen after 120 days?
Some mobile banking subscribers wondered what happens after the deadline of 120 days, as authorities did not provide a clear outline of the next steps.
Mr Prasert said later the joint panel would deliberate on measures after October, including the possibility of extending the period to conduct the data review.
The ministry expects many suspected mule accounts will be eliminated during the 120 days, he said.
https://www.bangkokpost.com/business/ge ... -crackdown
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