Safest to block
What to do with Swish if your phone is stolen
If your phone is stolen or lost, your safest option is to block Swish.
You can block Swish in several ways, the easiest is to block your mobile BankID. This is the recommendation from Swish themselves. Since identification via Bank ID is required to use Swish, it means that Swish also becomes unusable. (If you use another solution than BankID, for example, SecurityID, that is what should be blocked instead.)
You can block Mobile BankID even when you don't have your phone at hand by contacting your bank. If you can still log in to your Internet bank, you can also remove the Swish connection and block BankID there.
This tip comes from an article with tips about Swish that was previously published exclusively for Plus members on Mobil.se. Here you can become a Plus member and thereby get direct access to all articles on Mobil.se. As a Plus member, you get collected tips and many other in-depth, guiding articles. You can find the entire article here.
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