question 2 of 10\nwhich of the following ways is not something you can do to protect yourself against…

question 2 of 10\nwhich of the following ways is not something you can do to protect yourself against sending payment to the wrong person when using a p2p payment app or service?\nuse a pin to access your p2p app or service\ndouble - check the recipients email or phone number before sending the payment\nuse a p2p payment app or service that asks you to confirm the payment before it is sent\nask the recipient to send you a payment request

question 2 of 10\nwhich of the following ways is not something you can do to protect yourself against sending payment to the wrong person when using a p2p payment app or service?\nuse a pin to access your p2p app or service\ndouble - check the recipients email or phone number before sending the payment\nuse a p2p payment app or service that asks you to confirm the payment before it is sent\nask the recipient to send you a payment request

Answer

Brief Explanations:

To determine the incorrect method, we analyze each option:

  • Double - checking the recipient's contact info (email/phone) before payment helps ensure it's the right person.
  • Using a P2P app that asks for confirmation before sending payment gives a chance to verify details.
  • Asking the recipient to send a payment request ensures you are paying the intended person as you can match the request to the recipient.
  • Using a PIN to access the P2P app or service is for securing access to the app itself, not for ensuring you send payment to the correct person. It doesn't directly prevent sending payment to the wrong person; it just prevents unauthorized access to the app.

Answer:

A. Use a PIN to access your P2P app or service