I disagree. In or from a banking operations perspective, the term “fake transfer or alert” is often used loosely… It doesn’t necessarily mean a transaction was posted to the core banking ledger without authorization. It can refer to payment fraud involving SMS spoofing, forged payment confirmations, reconciliation delays, settlement failures, temporary ledger credits, message-switch anomalies, reversed transactions, or interbank processing exceptions. In some cases, a beneficiary account may appear credited before final settlement or before the sending bank completes authorization, only for the transaction to be reversed during reconciliation. These are genuine payment-processing scenarios that have occurred in both domestic and cross-border banking. So while a bank’s core ledger cannot simply invent a completed transaction, concluding that “fake transfers are not possible” overlooks how payment systems, clearing, settlement, and fraud vectors actually work…. Do you understand??
Belike you think say theft na play play sth oo…
Theft is more than the loss of property. It can rob a person of their peace, security, and dignity, leaving deep psychological scars on the victim feeling violated, powerless, unsafe, and traumatized which are significant to the dehumanization…
Every thief dehumanizes the victim in one way or another. He chooses his gain over another person’s safety, peace, and dignity…. Crime isn’t judged only by what was taken, but by the damage left behind… when the theft gets to your turn, then let your sentiment kick in for your self...
@kiishi002_04595@xxion1121 You will see a woman doing something foolish & stupid yet you’ll conclude it’s a man’s fault… why? Must a man be mentioned the cause of every foolishness or failure of woman?