Home Tech News US federal judge rules that Citibank isn’t entitled to be returned $500M it accidentally sent to creditors early via Flexcube software, which had a confusing UI (Timothy B. Lee/Ars Technica)

US federal judge rules that Citibank isn’t entitled to be returned $500M it accidentally sent to creditors early via Flexcube software, which had a confusing UI (Timothy B. Lee/Ars Technica)

Last updated on February 20, 2023 by uzair 0 Comment

Timothy B. Lee / Ars Technica:US federal judge rules that Citibank isn’t entitled to be returned $500M it accidentally sent to creditors early via Flexcube software, which had a confusing UICitibank was trying to make $7.8M in interest payments. It sent $900M instead.A federal judge has ruled that Citibank
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