Approximation payment systems and digital wallets are becoming popular with consumers. Recently, Nubank started to support Apple Pay for making payments with Apple Watch or iPhone, just as it had done with Google Pay.
The digital bank now has a daily limit of BRL 2,000 for payments with these platforms. According to the institution, the goal is to ensure more security for users.
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“If you reach this limit your transaction will be denied. But don't worry, you just have to make the purchase again using your physical card”, explained the fintech in response to a tweet from a customer who asked about the existence of limits.
In several articles available on the Nubank blog, it is also possible to find the information. The restriction applies to both the Apple Watch and iPhone platform and the Android tool.
“Security is a priority at Nubank. For this reason, we have implemented a daily limit of BRL 2,000 for transactions through digital wallets, both both in debit and credit, adding an extra layer of protection to our customers", says the company in its blog.
It is not yet known whether the user can change this image, nor whether it is possible to adjust it according to his will or needs.
Security
To Tecnoblog, Nubank sent a note stating that “security is a priority”, and therefore established the new limit.
“We believe that the protection of users should be based on security tools that allow customers to maintain control of their financial lives, as well as habits and behaviors that reduce their day-to-day vulnerabilities day. For this reason, we implemented a daily limit of R$ 2,000 for carrying out transactions through digital wallets with which Nubank operates, in the debit and credit functions, adding an extra layer of protection to our customers”, stated.