As of September 1, Georgian banks and other payment service providers are required to temporarily suspend or refuse certain “high-risk” transactions initiated by customers aged over 60, under a regulation that the National Bank of Georgia (NBG) says is aimed at protecting elderly customers from “fraudulent schemes.” The measure applies to transactions exceeding GEL 500 …Источник:
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