Loyalty Points Under Attack: How to Protect Your Rewards

Loyalty Points Under Attack: How to Protect Your Rewards

Shane Hewitt talks with Patrick Sojka from Canada's Premier Credit Card, Points and Miles Resource | Rewards Canada about the rising threat of scams targeting loyalty programs. From stolen e-vouchers to full account takeovers, fraudsters are finding new ways to cash in on rewards points. Patrick explains how loyalty fraud works, why it’s growing worldwide, and what consumers can do to protect their accounts. The conversation also highlights the delicate balance between security and accessibility—and why being vigilant with your rewards could save you from losing more than just points.

Originally aired on 2025-08-19

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