Payment fraud rose 27% in 2025, says Irish central bank
Fraudulent cross-border transactions outside EEA grew by 54.8%, report shows
The value of fraudulent payments in Ireland rose 27% last year, the country’s central bank has said, taking the total value to €179.04 million ($208.12 million), up from €140.80 million ($163.67 million) in 2024.
The Central Bank of Ireland’s annual Payment Fraud Statistics Report, published on September 4, looks at data from payment service providers resident in the country. It finds that although the volume of fraudulent payments increased only marginally, by 0.3%, the total value rose
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