Update security and anti-virus
features of your computer,
tablets, and smartphones.
Upgrade operating systems and
apps as soon as new versions are
available.
Download legitimate banking
apps only.
Do not download and install
suspicious software, files and
email attachments.
Do not use jailbroken or rooted
mobile phones or gadgets.
Do not let other people use your
gadgets while logged-in to your
bank account.
Online Banking
Gadgets Connections Websites
Make sure you have a reliable
internet connection to avoid
disruption and delays on
transactions.
Avoid using public computers
and free wifi connections.
Always use a virtual private
network (VPN) when transacting
online.
Set you WiFi router to the highest
security settings. Enable router
firewall and encryption. Reduce
the WiFi signal range.
Type the address or url directly
on the address bar instead of
clicking links.
Make sure the website is secure.
It should start with https:// and
the closed padlock icon is
visible.
Be ware of phishing emails that
ask for your personal information
or give you links to spoofed or
fake websites.
Clear your browsing history and
cache regularly. Delete cookies.
Disable plug-ins. Disable the
“Save passwords” feature.
Always log out from websites,
social media accounts, email
accounts and apps after every
use.
Most
common
online
transactions
Bill Payments
Remittances
Fund Transfers
Online Shopping
Online Investments
Manage Accounts
is a convenient way of conducting banking transactions, but may expose the bank
and its clients to cyber risks. Below are some safety tips to keep in mind when
banking online.