RBI New Guidelines: According to the new guidelines issued by RBI recently, if every bank customer accepts this advice of RBI, then there will never be bank frauds… Let’s go through the news below, this new guideline from RBI in detail.
Reserve Bank of India: As the era of digitization increases, cases of fraud and cybercrime also increase. Considering such cases, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has asked bank customers not to share information like OTP and CVV with anyone. Releasing a booklet on Banking Fraud, the RBI said that fraudsters are trying new ways to make the hard-earned money of common people
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It was told by RBI that in such a situation more caution is needed. According to the Central Bank, new people becoming part of the Financial Technology Ecology easily fall prey to fraud. In the booklet of the Reserve Bank, along with giving details of the methods used for financial fraud, ways to avoid it were also mentioned.
Booklet prepared on the basis of analysis of complaints –
In the booklet, bank customers were also told to never share OTP and CVV information with anyone during financial transactions. In this booklet prepared on the basis of analysis of fraud complaints, RBI said that by knowingly or unknowingly giving personal information during transactions, you can easily fall prey to financial fraud.
To avoid any kind of cyber crime, do not share the CVV of the bank card or the information about the OTP issued at the time of digital transaction with anyone, even with family members or friends. According to RBI, banks, financial institutions, RBI or other bodies never ask for confidential information from customers.
