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Rate of card fraud stable despite surge in online spending; scamming activity on the rise
25 Aug, 2022
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AusPayNet issues guidelines to facilitate QR-code payments
17 May, 2022
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AusPayNet onboards Paypa Plane, highlighting new membership category for PSPs
21 Feb, 2022
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AusPayNet reminds consumers and merchants to be vigilant online as latest card fraud figures released
16 Dec, 2021
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AusPayNet Appoints John Brogden as Independent Chair
09 Dec, 2021
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AusPayNet reinforces industry collaboration to tackle scams, together
12 Nov, 2021
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AusPayNet welcomes final report of the Government’s Review of the Australian Payments System
31 Aug, 2021
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AusPayNet releases card fraud data for 2020
18 Aug, 2021
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AusPayNet releases guide to navigating the Australian payments system
17 Dec, 2020
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Industry effort drives continued decline in card fraud
02 Dec, 2020
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