Requires transmitters of money to warn consumers about potential fraud before completing a funds transfer.
New York S02040 mandates that entities transmitting money must provide a clear warning to consumers about potential fraud before completing the transfer. The warning must include a bold title, information about fraud risks, and details on how to stop a transfer. The warning must be noticeable and comprehensible, whether presented in writing or orally. Violations are subject to civil penalties.
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