Be wary of Phising scams and know what to look out for.
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Be Vigilant
Beware of Phishing Scams |
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Scammers are actively targeting members of the public through phishing SMSes. These phishing SMSes may claim that your credit card is locked or that DBS is suspending your banking services. These SMSes lead to fake DBS websites which ask for sensitive information. Please be reminded that DBS will never send you any SMS with clickable links.
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Practise these safety tips
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Unsure of any links? Do not click on them |
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Check for spelling or grammar mistakes |
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Ensure you are on our official website by typing out www.dbs.com.sg in your internet browser instead of tapping on links |
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Turn on transaction alerts. Contact the bank immediately if you notice any unauthorised transactions |
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Never disclose your OTP and banking credentials to anyone |
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Stay vigilant with our latest Security Alerts |
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Visit our DBS Official Website |
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On your computer |
Click the search bar on the top navigation bar |
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On your mobile phone |
Open the menu on the top left corner of the screen and tap on the search bar |
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Copy and paste the code BSHARP1 into the search bar, and select #BSHARP Protect Yourself Online |
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DBS Bank Ltd Co. Reg. No.: 196800306E July 2022 |
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