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Bengaluru fintech firm reports ₹31.43-crore cyber fraud involving 301 unauthorised transactions

The Hindu ·

According to the complaint, the company received an alert from its bank on November 4 about suspicious transactions amounting to ₹8.47 crore in the bank account of one of its customers.

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