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[Blaka]

EMIs guarantee the safety of digital transactions through encryption, which safeguards information while it is being transmitted. Multi-factor authentication verifies the identity of users, preventing any unauthorized entry. Sophisticated systems to detect fraud are implemented to identify and mitigate any suspicious activities. Compliance with regulatory standards and security guidelines ensures protection of customer data. These combined measures enhance the overall security of electronic transactions facilitated by EMIs, creating a secure and reliable digital payment ecosystem.

 

[IB DD]

Encryption allows data to be exchanged securely with third party apps to complete a transaction.

When customers know that their information are encrypted before being transmitted, it would build trust and confidence among customers in the EMI to store their card and banking details with the EMI.

 

[Wisdom01]

I think
one of the primary roles of EMIs (Electronic Money Institutions) in managing liquidity is to manage and optimize their cash flow to ensure they have enough funds to provide liquidity to their customers. This involves ensuring that their customers are able to deposit or withdraw funds on demand, while also managing their own liquidity to meet regulatory requirements and maintain financial stability.

 

[IB DD]

Encryption allows data used for financial transactions to be portable enough to be transferred accross platforms when needed for authentication of transactions. When such data are encrypted, their sizes shrink to allow for sending and delivery to payment gateways and channels within split seconds.