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SBI BANK: Those who have a bank account are alert.. If you don't know these rules, you will lose money

NEWS18 | December 2, 2024 8:27 AM CST

SBI BANK: Last month some rules changed in banking including UPI payment. Credit card rules have also changed from December 1. Efforts are being made to create awareness about those who steal money by sending links through WhatsApp and messages.

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SBI BANK: Last month some rules changed in banking including UPI payment. Credit card rules have also changed from December 1. Efforts are being made to create awareness about those who steal money by sending links through WhatsApp and messages.

SBI BANK: Nowadays fraudsters are making various attempts to steal money online. Accordingly, SBI Bank, one of the leading banks in the country, has taken several measures for the safety of its customers' money. Accordingly, SBI advises all account holders to be cautious.

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Some rules have changed in banking including UPI payment from November 1. Credit card rules are also changing from December 1. It created awareness about those who steal money by sending links through WhatsApp and messages.

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SBI is sending messages to its customers through WhatsApp, SMS about the receipt of certain reward points. Bank has officially advised not to open the link in this message even by mistake.

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Nowadays online fraudsters follow various ways to steal money. In this, the bank said that it has found a new way of cheating by sending reward points through WhatsApp and message.

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Lately many SBI Bank customers are receiving these types of messages. Your reward points are expiring. Notifications and sms will come saying click the link to redeem the points before the expiry date. If you click, that's all, bank officials say.

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Experts say that customers are receiving scam messages mainly due to the change in some rules. Fraudsters will focus on your account through these fake links. In that instant all the money in the account will be empty. Not only that, even if there is no money in your account, the bank has issued instructions not to open such links.

Even if you don't have any money in your account, there is a possibility of massive fraud by stealing bank details, PAN card details and other personal information, the bank said. SBI Bank will not send any message regarding such reward points. The bank suggests verifying all these through SBI NetBanking, app or visiting the nearest branch.