the fact is that banks and mfis switched to simplified identification a few years ago.t is, to get a small amount online, a scan of a passport is enough and such a visit to the office in some cases, the bank may request snils, but this does not always help, and passport data and snils of tens of millions of russians are stored in commercial and government databases, one hack or an unscrupulous employee is enough and there is already a risk, although the amounts themselves without a personal visit are small, but there are restrictions on the number of loans. no, especially malicious crooks, manage to take dozens of microloans per day, the question arises. but what about the banks? do they really not carry out identity verification, in general, of course, yes, but criminals find loopholes, sometimes banks trust third-party organizations to verify. well, they can relate to their functions. well, perhaps negligently, in some cases , a video conference or a photo with a passport in hand is required, that is, something in between a visit to a bank and an anonymous issue onlin

the point is that banks mfis, a few years ago they switched to simplified identification, that is, to a small amount online, it is enough to have a ska for passports and such a visit to the office in some cases, the bank may request snils, but this does not always help, and passport data and snils of tens of millions of russians are stored in commercial and government databases, one hack or an unscrupulous employee is enough and there is already a risk, although they themselves are smart without a personal visit and small, but there are limits on the number of loans. no, especially malicious crooks, manage to take dozens of microloans per day, the question arises. but what about the banks? do they really not carry out identity verification, in general, of course, yes, but criminals find loopholes, sometimes banks trust third-party organizations to verify. well, they can relate to their functions. well, perhaps negligently, in some cases , a video conference or a photo with a passport in hand is required, that is, something in between a visit to a bank and an anonymous issue online. ho

the mfi has completed the payment process, the sanction-compliant payment has already been made and isns fulfilled by transferring the amount in euros. however, their list of those who stopped receiving russian gas is being replenished. thus, supplies for the danish orst, as well as for shell energy yorp, were stopped. to germany for their refusal to pay in rubles in 2021. the danish company purchased almost 2 billion cubic meters of gas from russia. this is approximately 2/3 of the total consumption in the country, the contract with shell energy yura provides for the supply to germany of more than a billion cubic meters per year, and earlier gazprom stopped deliveries to the netherlands guest company. the dutch have made their choice we are not being imposed. they don't want to buy our gas, but thank god they don't have to. we will find other markets. but the dutchman will have to think hard about how to get out of this situation. poland, bulgaria and finland have already paid for russian fuel in rubles. however, if finland bought about 1.5 billion cubic meters of gas in 2020. the net