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SBI Fraud Alert: Fraudsters are trying to hack accounts by sending fake messages.

Government has issued a warning to SBI customers. Fraudsters are trying to hack accounts by sending fake messages. The message is now viral on social media. The fact check unit of the Press Information Bureau has warned the customers about it.

Cyber ​​fraudsters are finding new tricks to cheat. Trap the victim. Recently fraudsters are showing greed to give reward points to net banking users. A cash deposit is required for this. The government asked customers to be careful.

Scams in the name of reward points: The warning issued by PIB said, “Beware of messages coming in the name of State Bank of India. It asks customers to download an APK file to redeem reward points. It looks like the message is sent by SBI, but it is actually fake. SBI never sends links or apk files through SMS or WhatsApp. To protect yourself from fraud in such situations, do not download unknown files or click on such links. Always verify any message through SBI channel.”

PIB advises customers: PIB says it is important to verify any message. Verify by contacting the official phone number only. Bank confidential information should not be shared with anyone. Be careful if you want to avoid financial fraud.

To avoid fraud, keep these things in mind: When you receive a message on the phone, you should see who sent it. It is best to verify through the official channel of the bank.

Do not click on any links in messages from unknown numbers. No files can be downloaded. Any suspicious message in the name of the bank should be verified by contacting the bank through official channels.

Transactions should be done only through the official app or website. Personal or financial information should not be given via email, WhatsApp or phone.