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new fraud complaintsThe Straitstimes
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Revolut has denied thousands of UK customers' requests to be reimbursed after they were defrauded by scammers.
Fintech giant saw a 35 per cent surge in new fraud complaints from customers in the second half of 2023 .
That topped all rivals and UK lenders and comes as regulators ramp up efforts to tackle online scams plaguing industry.
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