All PNB Bank clients should be aware that the bank has issued a warning and that they must provide this information right once

 All PNB Bank clients should be aware that the bank has issued a warning and that they must provide this information right once

All PNB Bank clients should be aware that the bank has issued a warning and that they must provide this information right once

PNB Bank: This news is for you if you have a PNB account. Actually, Punjab National Bank has been advising its clients not to use cyber security as of late. Customers of Punjab National Bank have received a notice on internet fraud.

PNB Fraud Alert: The majority of individuals utilize UPI or online payments in the current digital age. However, a lot of individuals are unaware of the number of victims of online payment fraud. Digital payments have led to some persons turning to internet fraud as a means of robbing innocent people. Internet scammers wait for you to make a single mistake, then take advantage of it to embezzle large sums of money from you.

PNB informed clients:

Let us inform you that notifications are periodically sent to consumers by banks and the Reserve Bank of India. Customers of Punjab National Bank have recently been urged not to use cyber security. Customers of Punjab National Bank have been warned against internet fraud.

PNB shared the details on Twitter:

In a tweet, Punjab National Bank provided this information and advised anybody who suspects financial theft to report it to cybercrime right away. In addition to this, Punjab National Bank provided its clients with a toll-free hotline they could use to report fraud.

Bank provided a free phone line.

Additionally, the bank has provided a cybercrime hotline for filing complaints about online fraud. If a PNB client experiences such an occurrence, they may report it by calling 155260.

Number of instances of cybercrime in the nation:

Let us inform you that 50,035 instances of cybercrime were reported in 2020. Compared to the instances reported a year earlier, there were 11.8% more of them. The National Crime Records Bureau reports that from 3.3 percent in 2019 to 3.7 percent in 2020, the nation's rate of cybercrime climbed.