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Bank South Pacific deploys upgraded authentication solution

Wednesday 13 February 2013 10:24 CET | News

Financial institution Bank South Pacific (BSP) has revealed plans to deploy an upgraded two factor authentication solution for its online banking facility.

The two factor authentication solution is aimed at providing an authentication process between the bank and its online banking customers. BSP online banking customers will need to employ either the use of SMS One Time Password (OPT) or e-token in order to add a payee, edit an existing payee, undertake a transfer of funds, schedule future payments, edit scheduled future payments or transfer funds over and above pre-approved limits. To prove that an attempted transaction is genuine, BSP relies on a users mobile device.


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