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APP fraud back on the rise as crooks stole £1.3bn in 2025 - UK Finance

·Source: Finextra

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Executive Summary

Criminals stole £1.28 billion through fraud in the UK last year, up four per cent on 2024, with authorised push payment (APP) fraud rising sharply following a drop off the previous year.

Analysis

Criminals stole £1.28 billion through fraud in the UK last year, up four per cent on 2024, with authorised push payment (APP) fraud rising sharply following a drop off the previous year.
Source Attribution

Originally published by Finextra on Jun 15, 2026.

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