Your Bank Account can be Empty Due to Slightest Mistake, Know Tips Issues by SBI to Secure Account

Customers now have the ability to complete all of their financial work from home with the advent of Digital Banking. However, there are potential risks involved with Digital Banking. In fact, digital banking still faces a significant security risk. Large number  of digital banking fraud cases have recently come to light. Customers have been given recommendations on how to keep digital banking safe and secure from time to time by banks. Customers are occasionally given suggestions by SBI, the country’s largest government bank. Nonetheless, SBI’s website has provided some major tips on digital banking for its customers.

Digital Banking Safety Tip

• You can only get to your bank’s website by putting the URL into your browser’s address bar.
• Be wary of installing any malicious programme that offers Online Banking from mobile app shops (Google Playstore, Apple App Store, Blackberry App World, Ovi Store, Windows Marketplace, and so on). Please contact your bank to verify their legitimacy before downloading.
• To visit the site, do not click on any links in any e-mail message.
• If you receive an e-mail, SMS, or phone call offering a prize for giving personal information or changing your account data on the bank’s website, do not be fooled.
• Regularly scan your computer with an antivirus programme to guarantee that it is clear of viruses and trojans.
• At regular intervals, change your Internet Banking password.
• In the post login screen, always verify the last log-in date and time.
• Avoid using cyber cafes or communal computers to access your online banking accounts.

SBI has explicitly said in its own text that if customers receive any unexpected link or unknown attachment through email or SMS, they should ignore it since cyber criminals utilize these URLs and attachments to gather critical information. It allows you to make withdrawals from your bank account. In this case, he can wipe the bank accounts of individuals who clicked on the link or downloaded the file.