Safety & Compliance

Block and other leading tech companies are working together to keep children safe online.

Cash App is committed to identifying and escalating potential threats to NCMEC’s CyberTipline, using advanced detection tools and law enforcement collaboration to enhance child safety.

As digital financial services grow, collaboration between fintech companies and law enforcement is crucial for protecting communities while maintaining customer privacy

We aim to protect teens while providing them with a safe way to manage money under proper supervision.

Cash App participated in “Operation Touchdown,” a proactive initiative working in-person with the law enforcement Command Center at the Super Bowl.

Fighting scams requires an industry-wide effort, with the government, law enforcement, social media platforms, tech companies, and financial services providers all working together.

Cash App leverages AI-powered systems, a team of fraud and scam experts, and customer-oriented reporting tools to detect and prevent scams.

One of the biggest challenges in dealing with scams today is the sheer volume and variety of scams.

Cash App is partnering with the Financial Technology Association in a nationwide campaign to help holiday shoppers avoid payment scams.

Our latest white paper explores the growing complexity of scams and highlights how we’re proactively trying to address emerging risks.

Keeping customers safe is a major focus for Cash App when it comes to making bitcoin more accessible to everyone.

Cash App leverages its IP and trademarks team to protect customers from fraud and account takeovers.

Square's cash deposit feature takes a number of measures to manage risk and protect customers and the platform.

Block sent our Financial Crimes and Policy Partnerships teams to the Crimes Against Children Conference (CACC) last month.

Block is joining Lantern, The Tech Coalition’s child safety cross-platform signal sharing program, in a pilot to see if signal sharing can help disrupt the financial incentives associated with online child sexual exploitation and abuse (OCSEA).