The Agency for Regulation and Development of the Financial Market (ARDFM) has prepared new rules for microcredits online. They will oblige microfinance organizations (MFOs) to implement two-factor authentication when registering new customers.
According to the new rules (entering into force on January 1, 2024), MFO must ensure that clients enter their accounts through two-factor authentication, including biometric identification. Moreover, a customer will be asked to pass two-factor authentication when a microloan is used for acquiring goods and services from an MFO’s partners.
Given that this industry is full of perpetrators who are looking for a chance to deceive good customers...