SBI warns of KYC fraud. 3 things you must do to keep your account safe
Live MintThe State Bank of India has alerted its customers against the increasing cases of online fraud. Issuing an alert through a post on Twitter, the bank put out a warning alerting people where fraudsters dupe people in the name of Know Your Customer or KYC verification. SBI account holders also need to be careful as recently India's largest lender decided to permit acceptance of documents for KYC update through mail or post in the wake of difficulties faced by customers due to local lockdown induced by the second wave of coronavirus pandemic. SBI has shared 3 safety mantras to avoid these fraudsters Think before you click any link The bank never sends links to update KYC Don't share your mobile number and confidential data with anyone How to report KYC fraud? Last month, the Reserve Bank of India had asked banks and other regulated financial entities not to impose any punitive restriction against customers for failure to update KYC till 31 December 2021.