Recently, many bank credit card Mastercard cardholders reported abnormal overseas credit card transactions on social media. The relevant credit cards had previously been linked to Apple Pay. Relevant people familiar with the matter exclusively responded to Interface News, saying that at present, all customers involved have been contacted through customer service, and their funds have all been guaranteed. Industry insiders told Interface News that after overseas credit cards are stolen, banks and credit card issuers will have a relatively standard processing process to guarantee the cardholders' rights and interests to the greatest extent possible. At the same time, it was cautioned that with the application of mobile payments and tokenization technology in cross-border payments, transaction links and risk identification have also become more complicated.

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