Attention SBI Users! Fake SMS is being sent to update PAN card details, don’t click

Attention SBI Users! Fake SMS is being sent to update PAN card details, don’t click. A new ew case has come to light in which scammers are making people their victims in the name of State Bank of India (SBI). Let us tell you what is this whole matter and why you should avoid it:

Attention SBI Users! Fake SMS is being sent to update PAN card details, don’t click

The incidents of cyber crime are increasing day by day. Fraudsters are looking for new ways to fool innocent people to steal their hard earned money. One of the most common ways to trick people is through text or WhatsApp messages.

Now a new case has come to light in which scammers are making people their victims in the name of State Bank of India (SBI). Let us tell you what is this whole matter and why you should avoid it:

In the message, scammers are asking users to update PAN card details.

The PIB fact-check team recently found that scammers were sending text messages to SBI account holders. In the message, the scammers ask users to update their PAN card details in order to update and reactivate their SBI YONO account. After this PIB has issued an immediate warning to SBI users.

SBI YONO account closure message is being sent

Some SBI Bank account holders have received a text message stating that their YONO account has been deactivated and they need to update their PAN in order to reactivate the account. There is a link in the message, clicking on which will help the hackers to access the personal details of the users.

• Dear Customer, Your SBI YONO Account Has Been Closed Contact Now and Update Your PAN Number in the Given Link. Actually, the name of the sender was also included in the text message. In such a situation, if you also get a similar message in the name of SBI, then do not believe it. This message is fake.
• In the latest tweet, PIB Fact Check cautioned SBI customers about this fake message and asked them to be alert. Do not share your personal details with anyone. Do not reply to emails/SMS which you think are fake.

How to Report Fake SBI Messages

If you have received any message related to your SBI account and you believe it to be fake then you should report that message. To report the message, you can write an email at [email protected] or call the helpline number – 1930.

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