Revolut's new Wealth Protection feature provides an additional layer of identity verification to prevent thieves from accessing customers' savings in case of stolen or compromised devices.
FintechSecurityPickpocketingWealth ProtectionRevolutReal Estate PuneJun 26, 2024
Wealth Protection is a security feature launched by Revolut to prevent pickpockets and phone snatchers from accessing customers' savings in case of stolen or compromised devices.
Wealth Protection verifies the user's identity against their selfie ID checks completed during the initial sign-up process, preventing fraudsters from transferring money out of customers' accounts, even if their phone security has been compromised.
Yes, Wealth Protection requires users to opt-in and is encouraged to be enabled.
Wealth Protection is important because physical theft accounted for 38% of all unauthorized fraud losses in 2023, and pickpocketing is on the rise globally.
Wealth Protection is available to all Revolut customers in Ireland.
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