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The Central Bank explained that most of the requests were rejected, as banks confirmed signs of fraud on the transactions of such clients. Recall that in July, the Central Bank tightened the requirements for banks. In particular, credit institutions are required to suspend payment for two days if information about the recipient of this transfer is in the regulator's database of fraudulent transactions.
We recently wrote that the Central Bank will limit the issuance of risky mortgage and car loans from April 1, 2025.