7 Precautions to be taken while doing online transactions
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Don’t Use a public Wi-Fi connection
Always use secure, password-protected Wi-Fi for internet access. Public Wi-Fi poses significant risks, especially for financial transactions.
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Clicking On Suspicious Links
Beware of clickbaits often sent by hackers or cybercriminals, tempting you to click on transaction-related links to steal your personal data.
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Ignore emails asking for personal details
Any promotional communications requesting your banking information should be ignored and reported as spam. Remember that your bank will never ask for your banking information.
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Sharing The Personal Details
Never share ATM PIN or bank details. Be cautious during transactions to prevent password exposure. Avoid social media for help to prevent information leaks.
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Avoid installing apps from untrusted sources
Stick to trusted app platforms like Google Play or Apple App Store to avoid unauthorized charges and data theft from unreliable sources requesting personal and banking info.
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Enable Two-Factor Authentication
To improve account security, add additional levels of security like OTP or biometric authentication.