To prevent debit and credit card fraud for West African users, representatives from Visa Inc.'s Visa Business School is hosting a three-day fraud prevention workshop in Dakar, Senegal.
Topics being covered at the workshop, which was attended by 32 people associated with 17 banks and started Friday, included the latest technology in debit and credit cards and best practices for using them as well as fraud trends and how to detect them.
“This workshop is part of Visa’s commitment to share fraud prevention best practices and the latest technologies with our clients in West Africa, a region that is witnessing considerable growth in electronic payments driven by high rates of mobile penetration and adoption of new trends in the payments industry,” Ismahill Diaby, Visa’s West Africa manager, said. “The topic is very important as the region embarks on a journey to gain the needed tools to offer more payment options, provide financial services to under-served populations, and adapt to a fast-changing payments environment.”
More Stories
- President Julius Maada Bio celebrates holidays on Bonthe Island
- President Bio delivers Christmas message amid key government appointments
- President Bio oversees swearing-in of new officials including Chief Justice
- Liberian president clarifies stance on corruption amid misrepresentation claims
- President Barrow delivers Christmas message emphasizing unity, reflection
- New officials take oath as President Bio emphasizes urgency
- China aids Gambia with rice and medical supplies
- UK delegation to discuss financial aid mission in St Helena
- Sierra Leone appoints new chief justice; emphasizes judiciary’s democratic role
- Liberia partners with China on new national clinical lab