SBI customers alert! SBI said that if a customer feels that he has been cheated. On the other hand, if he has provided personal information at some place where he should not have done so, then he can stop his loss by following some steps.
SBI customers alert! State Bank of India (SBI), the largest public sector lender in the country, has prepared detailed guidelines to prevent phishing. SBI repeatedly asks its customers not to share their password or PIN with anyone. However, if you accidentally share the password or PIN, don’t panic. The bank has told what you have to do in this situation.
SBI said that if a customer feels that he has been cheated. On the other hand, if he has provided personal information at some place where he should not have done so, then he can stop his loss by following these steps.
Follow these steps
- Lock your user access instantly.
- Contact your bank/financial institution or credit card company.
- Contact the local police.
- Always report phishing to report.phishing@sbi.co.in.
- Check your account details and ensure that it is correct in all respects.
- Report any wrong entry to the bank.
These methods can also be used
- Use other compensatory controls done by the bank. This includes setting the limit of demand draft, enabling high security, etc.
- Phishing is a general term for e-mails, text messages as well as websites sent by criminals to customers. In this, it seems that they have come from well-known and trusted sources.
