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ARTICLE · 27 FEBRUARY 2019

Determining Customer's Liability In Unauthorized Electronic Payment Transactions

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PPI mechanism was explained in detail in our earlier article .

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The Reserve Bank of India vide notification12 dated January 04, 2019, reformed the area of unauthorized electronic transactions in prepaid payment instruments (hereinafter referred to as 'PPIs') by defining customer liability and bringing all the customers to the same level with regard to electronic transactions made by them via any non-bank. PPIs are the methods such as internet account, wallets, mobile wallets, smart cards, etc., wherein goods and services can be purchased against the value pre-stored in such instruments. PPI mechanism was explained in detail in our earlier article . 2

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The notification differentiates between two types of transactions covered under the scope of the notification. Firstly, remote online transaction which do not require physical PPIs to be presented at the point of transactions and secondly proximity payment transactions which require the physical PPIs such as cards or mobile phones to be present at the point of

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