Fraudsters are getting smarter, but you can stay ahead. With practical tips for safer credit and debit card use, you’ll protect your money and reduce fraud hassles.

In today’s globalised world, the need to make international transactions using debit or credit cards has grown significantly. Whether for online shopping from foreign websites, travel, or booking ...

Consumers are ditching cash for the convenience of digital payments, but fraudsters are right behind you. Just a few simple steps can help you stay safe.

Half of UK adults are now regularly paying for things by tapping their phone, new banking data suggests. A surge in the use of mobile payments via services such as Apple Pay or Google Pay has been ...

The high street bank sought to clarify the rules around maximum withdrawal amounts and limits after being approached by an angry customer ...

Halifax has provided an update on its cash withdrawal policies following a complaint from a customer. The person contacted the bank over social media after apparently being restricted to withdrawing ...

Information on the Halifax website explains that with a Halifax debit card, you can withdraw up to £800 a day at a cash machine, or a larger amount in branch. The person responded saying that they had ...

In the near future, you may not need to touch a keypad to select a tip or pay for large purchases. All it may take is a swipe, tap or other quick gesture.

NFCGest lets credit cards unlock terminals with gesture passcodes—adding security without extra hardware or PIN codes.

Protect yourself from credit card skimming by learning how to spot credit card skimmers and what to do if you think you've been a victim.

To set up a passkey on your phone, use your camera app to scan a QR code. For a security key (e.g., YubiKey or Google Titan Security Key), insert it into your PC. These screenshots show what the setup ...