You can authorize someone to act on your behalf if the bank accepts a suitable power of attorney.
Do not give them an OTP or password, and make the authorization legal and specific instead of sharing your banking details.
You can authorize someone to act on your behalf if the bank accepts a suitable power of attorney.
Do not give them an OTP or password, and make the authorization legal and specific instead of sharing your banking details.
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