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Combating Online Scams with Securely Holdings’ Unique Social Media & Bank Verification
- Published October 22, 2024 11:43AM UTC
- Publisher Maan Perez
- Categories Executive Interviews
In an era where online scams are rampant, Securely Holdings introduces a unique solution that marries social media profiles with bank account verification. Watch as Managing Director Rob Neely discusses how this innovative approach is setting new standards in online transaction security, aiming to drastically reduce global scam losses. Explore the patented technology that makes this possible, the company’s vision for a scam-free online world, and how they’re planning to stay ahead of future technological challenges.
Executive Interviews
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