Republic Bank Limited (RBL) has warned its customers about a persistent threat of fraudsters attempting to deceive them into revealing their personal banking information. The fraudsters are using suspicious websites, email addresses, and telephone numbers to trick customers into divulging their sensitive details. To alert its customers, RBL has posted a notice on its social media pages, listing nine numbers associated with these fraudulent activities. Additionally, the bank has made a detailed list of the URLs, email addresses, and numbers available on its website for customers to check.
To protect themselves from these phishing attempts, RBL urged customers to be cautious of unsolicited emails, SMS/Text messages, and telephone calls asking for personal information or verification of existing account details. The bank emphasized that no employee would ever contact customers asking for sensitive information such as PIN or account numbers, and customers should report any such occurrences to the bank immediately.
Furthermore, RBL advised against opening suspicious emails and clicking on associated links, as this can compromise their system’s security. The bank is urging customers to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity to help prevent these fraudulent attempts. By staying informed and taking proactive measures, customers can better protect themselves from these scams and ensure the safety of their financial information.