Protect yourself from digital fraud
Digital services make life faster and more convenient — but they also attract fraudsters. Cybercriminals use sophisticated tactics to steal personal information, login credentials, and money. Being informed is the best first line of defense.
Common types of digital fraud
Phishing emails & texts
Fraudsters pose as trusted organizations to trick you into clicking malicious links or sharing sensitive details.
Fake websites & apps
Imitation sites and apps often look genuine but are designed to capture your personal or banking information.
Social engineering scams
Criminals may impersonate customer support, friends, or even authorities to pressure you into revealing passwords or transferring funds.
Account takeover
Once fraudsters gain access to your accounts, they can move money, make purchases, or lock you out.
How to stay safe
Verify before you click
Always check email senders, URLs, and app publishers.
Keep your details private
Never share passwords, PINs, or one-time codes with anyone.
Use strong security
Enable multi-factor authentication and update your devices regularly.
Monitor your accounts
Review transactions frequently and set up alerts.
Be cautious of urgency
Scammers often create pressure to act quickly – pause and confirm first.
What we’ll never do
Passwords are never requested
We will never ask for your full password over email, phone, or text.
We don’t ask you to move money
We will never request you to move money into a «safe account.»
No urgent payment demands
We will never pressure you into making immediate payments.
If you suspect fraud
Stop all communication with the suspected fraudster
Do not click any links or download attachments
Contact us immediately through our official channels
Report suspicious activity to your local authorities