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⍰ ASK What protocols do EMIs generally use to protect financial transactions?

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Electronic Money Institutions (EMIs) generally employ strong encryption protocols like TLS (Transport Layer Security) to protect financial transactions. TLS guarantees a secure communication pathway over the internet, shielding confidential information from unauthorized entry. Additionally, EMIs may comply with industry standards and regulations to bolster their encryption techniques and uphold the privacy and confidentiality of financial transactions.
 

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