Abstract
The article presents an analysis of foreign legislation regulating criminal liability for thefts committed using electronic means of payment. The features of foreign legislation are identified, on the basis of which the prospects for improving domestic criminal legal measures to counter the crimes in question are determined. The results obtained can serve as a basis for improving criminal law provisions providing for liability for thefts committed using electronic means of payment.
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