Peer-to-Peer Payment Apps | Consumer Reports

Technology allows for easy payment of goods and services—but, if you're not careful, peer-to-peer payment apps could end up costing you. Here's how to protect yourself.

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[JesseOsby]

Another tip is to not play around in the field where you put what the money is for. People have had their accounts frozen (with money locked inside them) for jokingly putting descriptions like "for sexy time" or "all that heroin" when sending money to a friend.

They'll shut you down if they think you sent money for something that violates their Terms of Use, and getting your account unlocked can be very difficult.

[Always.Smarter]

imagine how little common sense you must have in order to actually find this video informative.

[cristoux]

Someone who needs these tips they should learn how to internet first. For the rest of the world, Revolut is great.

[methodicaljuan]

I want to know the fees on these peer to peer payments. Apple Pay says 1% however I was only debited what I sent. I’m not complaining but I do want to know if they charge the recipient. What do most people use?

[exwhyz]

is there 2FA with these P2P payment services