SBI Customers Alert: SBI has put its customers on high alert. State Bank of India has warned its customers not to fall in the trap of fraudsters regarding certain messages coming to the customers.
New Delhi: SBI Alert: For the convenience of the customers, many facilities are offered by the bank. The trend of digital transactions has increased for some time, but with this cyber thugs have also become active. Every day news is heard that people are falling prey to fraud. In such a situation, it is very important for you to know with whom you should share your personal information.
Why do banking frauds happen?
In most of the festive seasons, people are excited about free gifts or vouchers. In such a situation, whenever the message of free gift is received, people start showing their interest in it. Some people blindly believe in this, which proves to be harmful for you. In the affair of these free gifts, customers click on this fake link, and lose all their hard earned money in a few minutes. The country’s largest public sector bank SBI warns its customers from time to time to beware of cyber frauds.
Bank alerted by tweeting!
State Bank of India (SBI) has released a video from its Twitter account. It has been told in this video that SBI never asks you to share your bank details, ATM and UPI PIN. So if you come across messages asking for ATM or UPI PIN, or asking to click on a link, then ignore it. Let us tell you, some cyber thugs are asking for details by messaging customers in the name of SBI.
Sharing is not always caring.
SBI says never share your bank details & ATM or UPI PINs with anyone. #SafetyFirstWithSBI#SafetyFirstWithSBI #SBI #StateBankOfIndia #StaySafe #StaySecure #BeAlert #CyberSafety #CyberSecurity pic.twitter.com/xAohwXp36P— State Bank of India (@TheOfficialSBI) November 19, 2021
Customer Beware
SBI does not ask its customer for account number, debit card or credit card details.
Do not share your Internet Banking and OTP numbers with anyone.
Do not click on any kind of link in mobile phone or message.
Identify the right message
It is easy to catch these fake messages sent by cyber thugs, because there is definitely a spelling mistake in these messages. If you are getting such messages, then first read these messages carefully. Then in case of fake messages, customers can lodge a complaint on the cybercrime website https://cybercrime.gov.in . Or you can also give information about this on the help line number.
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