Bank Indonesia cracks down on ‘cash back' transactions

Central bank signs agreement allowing payments industry to seize card holders from merchants

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Indonesia's central bank has taken steps to quell cash withdrawals by consumers through fake credit card payments, signing an agreement that allows industry representatives to confiscate card readers from merchants providing the illicit service.

Feigning purchases to obtain cash at a relatively low fee has become more prevalent in recent years, says a spokesperson for Bank Indonesia, which signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with industry organisations earlier this month to curb the

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