HDFC Bank launches second edition: The bank has started ‘Mooh Band Rakho’ awareness campaign due to the daily frauds happening with the customers. Through this, now customers will be alerted in time.
New Delhi: HDFC Bank launches second edition: Banking fraud is happening a lot these days in the fast becoming digital India. In such a situation, HDFC Bank of the private sector has come up with a new way to protect customers from financial fraud. The bank is going to organize more than 2,000 workshops in the next four months to spread awareness. The bank has given this information to its customers by tweeting.
The bank said in a statement that in this campaign, bank customers will be told how to avoid financial fraud. Especially young customers will be alerted about financial fraud. The youth of schools and colleges will also be included in this.
Bank gave information
Shashidhar Jagadeesan, Managing Director and CEO, HDFC Bank said, “Digitalization has provided immense facilities to the bank customers. But with this the risks of cyber fraud have also increased. Fraudsters are constantly trying to implicate simple customers. In this campaign of the bank, the second edition was started by NITI Aayog Special Secretary K. Rajeshwar Rao has done it. National Cyber Security co-ordinator Lt Gen Rajesh Pant was also present on this occasion.
Bank will alert customers
According to the information given by the bank, ‘For not sharing card details, CVV, expiry date, OTP, Netbanking / mobile banking log ID and password etc. on phone, SMS, E-mail and social media, people will not share their You can keep money safe. In this campaign, people will be given detailed information about it.
Keep your account safe like this
- HDFC Bank or any other bank does not ask you for OTP, NetBanking/MobileBanking Password, Customer ID, UPI PIN for your EMI payment.
- Do not share any of your personal details with any person on your registered phone number, phone, SMS, E-mail.
- Do not share your bank PIN, passwords, bank details with anyone by mistake.
- Be sure to inform your bank while changing your address, contact number or e-mail ID.
- If any suspicious transaction is noticed in your account or card, a representative of HDFC Bank will call you.
- The bank will contact you from this (61607475) phone number.
- Always keep your regional phone ‘Banking Number’ saved in your contact list.
- It will help you by sending you an alert of ‘Suspicious Transaction’ in case your card is lost or stolen.
- You can contact HDFC Bank phone banking on 61606161 or toll free number – 18002586161 for any facility.
- Do not do banking transactions from your mobile, tablet, laptop.
- It is connected to a public or free WIFI, which is open and therefore unsafe.
