XXXX is offered through Ally Bank, and through this service, I sent my daughter money thinking it 's safe to do so ( Ally payment # XXXX ). She, in turn, downloaded a XXXX app and entered her information plus a XXXX debit card number. She never received the money. In her conversation with a XXXX representative, she discovered that XXXX had completely different first XXXX digits of the debit card number ( wrong first XXXX digits were XXXX XXXX XXXX ) and only had the last XXXX digits correctly. XXXX asked me to file a claim with Ally Bank, but Ally Bank stated it can not help ( even though XXXX is a XXXX party product endorsed and made available by Ally Bank ). XXXX also asked my daughter to contact her bank and give them a XXXX Federal Reserve trace number ( XXXX ), but her bank says they can not help either. We asked XXXX to reverse the deposit that was made to the wrong debit card, but they said that can not be done. Ally bank states since XXXX deposited the money into the wrong debit card, Popmoney can also reverse that deposit. However, XXXX refuses to do so. I am thinking XXXX 's system may have been hacked. I have never seen anyone capable of typing first XXXX digits incorrectly but the last XXXX digits correctly. In addition, miraculously the wrong XXXX digits are part of a valid debit card number for some stranger. 
