Alipay users, please note that if you encounter fraud during transfer, you can report to the police to recover the money!

China News Service, Economic Network Client, August 21st. According to the official WeChat platform of Ant Financial, Alipay has upgraded its "delayed payment" function, and transfers can be withdrawn in case of fraud.

Ant Financial said that third-party payment platforms have launched the "delayed payment" function, and users can choose to receive the money after 2 hours or 24 hours. Alipay's delayed payment has been upgraded to 2.0: For users who choose delayed payment, if they find that they have been cheated before the payment arrives, although the user cannot withdraw the money by themselves, as long as the relevant evidence of the police is uploaded, the transfer will be temporarily frozen. Once the police determine that it is indeed a fraud, the transfer can be returned.

It is reported that on August 21, at the 2018 Cybersecurity Ecosystem Summit, Ant Financial Group Vice President Rui Xiongwen announced that Alipay's delayed transfer has been upgraded to 2.0: If you encounter fraud, as long as the delayed transfer has not arrived, you can freeze the transaction by calling the police in time. Once the police issue a stop payment order, the transfer can be returned by the original route.

According to the introduction, Alipay's risk control can also identify risks. If it determines that the transfer is risky, it will actively prompt "you may be experiencing telecommunications fraud" and suggest that the user cancel the transfer or delay the transfer. During the trial operation of this function, it has helped many users recover their losses. Rui Xiongwen also introduced other means of using technology to prevent and control black and gray industries.