Cybercrime cases aimed at the Bank’s customers have increased recently. Using e-mails and messengers, fraudsters send to customers messages with information about money payments in favour of customers.

These messages contain links to a fraudulent site (phishing site), where customers are asked to enter their personal information, number and details of bank cards, passwords and pin codes.

In no cases should customers enter such information. If customers enter such details, fraudsters will use this information to steal money from these cards. Also, by clicking on such a link, the client's device may be infected with a virus that will provide fraudsters with access to the client's banking application and financial transactions on behalf of clients.

Please be vigilant and cautious.