Tuesday, 29 September 2026

Fraudsters exploit Polymarket to launder money from stolen debit cards

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Fraudsters exploit Polymarket to launder money from stolen debit cards

“Criminals are reportedly using the prediction market platform Polymarket to extract funds from stolen debit cards, highlighting vulnerabilities in unregulated betting spaces.”

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