The National Financial Ombud Scheme has sent out a warning following a spike in fraudulent transactions due to the ease of use of tap-and-go bank cards.  The Scheme's bank division is now asking bank card users to be vigilant as fraudsters may try to use the tap-and-go function on cards and phones to make unauthorised transactions. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to  Nerosha Maseti ,Lead Ombud for the Banking Division from the National Financial Ombud Scheme (NFO) 

<p>The National Financial Ombud Scheme has sent out a warning following a spike in fraudulent transactions due to the ease of use of tap-and-go bank cards. &nbsp;The Scheme's bank division is now asking bank card users to be vigilant as fraudsters may try to use the tap-and-go function on cards and phones to make unauthorised transactions. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to&nbsp; Nerosha Maseti ,Lead Ombud for the Banking Division from the National Financial Ombud Scheme (NFO)&nbsp;</p>

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