Minnaliisa Vehkala, the business director for OP in Southwest Finland, has reported being a victim of multiple incidents of card fraud. Initially, after a training day, she attempted to use her card to exit a parking garage but found it had been blocked due to several unauthorized transactions. Fortunately, this situation was resolved when it was found that her card had been blocked merely because of recent purchases she made for friends’ airline tickets. However, weeks later, the card was again blocked after it had been subjected to multiple charges, including small amounts followed by larger unjustified deductions, eventually amounting to 760 euros, with the transactions traced back to Luxembourg. While she managed to retrieve her money, she was left troubled by not knowing when and where her card information was compromised. Additionally, Vehkala related another incident stemming from her earlier registration for a world congress of young entrepreneurs in Rio de Janeiro, hinting at the ongoing risks associated with card usage and the potential for fraud. This case raises concerns about the security of electronic payment methods and the importance of protecting personal financial information, especially in an increasingly digital world.