COPY THE ACCOUNT. DID YOU VERIFY IT AFTER PASTING IT?

Copying and pasting removes typing errors, but creates another risk: trusting that what you pasted is necessarily correct.

In a P2P transaction, the final check should happen after pasting the data and before authorizing the transfer.

📌 Example:

The order shows an account ending in 4821. You copy it, switch to the banking app, and paste the number.

Before you press “Transfer,” compare again:

✅ last digits of the account
✅ bank
✅ account holder
✅ amount
✅ the method indicated in the order

Why?

Because you may have copied the wrong data, selected a previously saved beneficiary, or accidentally changed information during the process.

The “copy” function asks: did I type these characters correctly?

Verification asks something different: am I sending the money to the correct destination for THIS order?

These are different checks.

💡 A five-second review before confirming can prevent a problem that would later take hours to try to resolve.

⁉️ Do you have the habit of comparing the last four digits right before transferring?

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