Pennsylvania SB880 enhances security for public assistance recipients by updating access device protections.
Pennsylvania SB880 amends the Human Services Code to strengthen security measures for public assistance recipients. The bill mandates streamlined procedures for reporting theft involving access devices, such as debit or credit cards. It also requires the department to investigate claims of theft and provide referrals to emergency nutrition support. Additionally, the bill outlines specific security measures, including replacing magnetic strip cards with chip technology, establishing transaction monitoring systems with alerts, promoting a mobile application for locking and unlocking access.
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