Access Bank Alerts Nigerians on Online Fraud Risks

Access Bank has issued a warning to Nigerian customers regarding the risks of online fraud, particularly as digital transactions rise. The bank cautions against unsolicited promotions, discounts, and offers that require sensitive banking information, such as One-Time Passwords (OTPs), Card Verification Values (CVVs), and Personal Identification Numbers (PINs).
Fraudsters may impersonate trusted entities to deceive customers into revealing their banking credentials. Access Bank advises customers to verify any suspicious messages through official channels and to treat unsolicited offers with caution.
If customers suspect their banking information has been compromised, they can block their accounts by dialing 901911# or contacting Tamada, Access Bank's 24-hour virtual banking assistant, via the Access More application. The bank emphasizes the importance of vigilance as online shopping and digital payments become more prevalent in Nigeria.
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