Be vigilant! When transferring funds through WeChat, do not enter a password if this line appears

With the progress of technology, our lives are becoming increasingly convenient. Mobile phones, the internet, especially WeChat and other tools have brought unprecedented convenience to our lives and work

With the progress of technology, our lives are becoming increasingly convenient. Mobile phones, the internet, especially WeChat and other tools have brought unprecedented convenience to our lives and work.

However, along with these technological advancements, we are also facing new security challenges, such as WeChat transfer.

Nowadays, WeChat has become our main tool for paying daily expenses, transferring funds to friends, and even paying salaries. However, at the same time, we also have to be wary of potential fraud in some WeChat transfers.

Today, I will introduce some risk warnings that need to be paid attention to in the process of WeChat Pay in detail to help you use WeChat payment more safely.

The first case is that a Tooltip containing the word "risk warning" pops up suddenly during the transfer process.

If you are transferring money to a new netizen and suddenly a "Risk Reminder" window pops up on WeChat, then you need to be cautious.

This may mean that the other party is a high-risk account, which has been monitored by the WeChat security system through Big data analysis.

At this point, you need to first confirm the identity of the other party, or whether the other party is the person you plan to make the payment to. If the other party cannot provide you with a satisfactory explanation, it is best to suspend the transfer operation to avoid possible losses.

The second situation is that in the process of transfer and payment, a Tooltip pops up, saying "The other party is suspected of fraud and violation. In order to ensure the safety of your funds and avoid being cheated, the current transaction cannot be carried out for the time being, please carefully confirm the transaction risk".

When you see such a prompt, you should immediately stop the payment operation, as it may indicate that the account you are about to transfer is suspected of fraud.

For example, if you are purchasing a second-hand item and the other party requires you to transfer the money first, but the prompt appears when you are preparing to pay, then this may be a scam. You should immediately stop paying and further confirm the identity of the other party and the authenticity of the transaction.

The third situation is that when WeChat transfers, a Tooltip suddenly pops up, saying "This transaction is at risk of being cheated and cannot be paid for the time being. Please carefully confirm the identity of the other party. If it is confirmed that there is no error, the transaction can be initiated 15 minutes later".

This prompt tells you that the other party's account may be at risk of fraud, and you should immediately stop the transfer operation.

Suppose you are paying for an online service, and the service provider requires you to pay through WeChat Pay, but you see this warning when you are preparing to transfer money, then you should suspend payment, further confirm the identity of the service provider, and whether the service really exists.

Finally, I would like to remind everyone that before preparing for WeChat transfers, it is important to carefully verify the recipient's information.

Before filling in the amount and preparing to enter the password, be sure to confirm that the recipient is the person you plan to transfer the funds to.

In the old version of WeChat, we can set the arrival time for transfers, such as real-time arrival, 2-hour arrival, and 24-hour arrival. You can set it according to your own needs.

But now WeChat cannot find this setting entry. When transferring funds, everyone must confirm whether the receiving account is the one to be transferred!

In summary, when using WeChat transfer, we need to maintain high vigilance and not easily enter payment passwords. Moreover, we must always confirm the other party's identity and account information.

While fully enjoying the convenience brought by technology, it is also necessary to learn to protect one's own property safety.

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