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Zelle has confirmed to Engadget that it started reimbursing customers for impostor scams, such as those perpetrated by bad actors pretending to be banks, businesses and government agencies, as of June 30 this year.
The payments platform, Zelle, will now refund victims of imposter fraud, which cost Americans $2.6 billion in losses across the industry last year.
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