Banking Security Tips
Practical guidance to keep your banking transactions and accounts safe.
In the era of digital banking, protect your digital transactions by never sharing OTPs, PINs, passwords, or CVV details with anyone, including bank officials. Always use secure, private networks for transactions, avoid storing financial data on mobile devices, and promptly report unauthorized transactions to minimize liability.
Key Secure Banking Tips
Never Share Confidential Info
Bank officials, government officials, or police will never ask for your PIN, OTP, password, UPI PIN, or CVV.
Avoid Public Wi-Fi
Do not perform banking transactions or use banking apps on public, open, or free Wi-Fi networks.
Secure Mobile and Digital Banking
Use a strong password or biometric lock, install apps only from trusted sources, and keep security patches updated.
Safe Online Transactions
Check for https and the lock icon, verify domains carefully, avoid saving card details, and change credentials regularly.
Stay Alert
- Register your mobile number and email ID to receive instant transaction alerts.
- Do not click suspicious links in SMS messages or emails.
- If you lose your card or detect an unauthorized transaction, block your card immediately.
Reporting Cybercrime
You can report cybercrime complaints at the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal and by calling 1930.