Interbank Peru launched a new mobile banking feature called 'Modo Calle' designed to enhance security against theft and loss of devices. ^[1] Interbank presented a new functionality called 'Street Mode' in its banking application to address rising insecurity and mobile phone theft in the country. ^[2] Interbank launched 'Modo Calle' in its Interbank APP, a feature that lets customers hide all but one selected account and set a spending limit while outside, to protect against cellphone theft. ^[3] According to Osiptel figures, nearly 4,000 mobile phone thefts occur daily in Peru. ^[4] Cynthia Vidal, leader of Interbank's Digital Channels Tribe, explained that the tool provides an additional security layer, ensuring that if a third party accesses the phone, they can only view the selected account and the configured limit. ^[5] The feature allows clients to select a specific account to remain visible and set a maximum available balance, while disabling and hiding other financial products for periods ranging from 2 to 48 hours. ^[6] Modo Calle is available in Interbank APP and can be activated for periods of 2, 6, 12, 24, or 48 hours. ^[7] Peru's telecom regulator Osiptel reported that about 4,000 cellphones are stolen in Peru every 24 hours. ^[8] Currently, 86% of Interbank's clients are digital users who can define how much money they carry in their app while in public places. ^[9]