Scam Alert: J&K Bank Warns Customers

PK DeskMay 17, 2023Last Updated: May 17, 2023

Click Here To Join Our WhatsApp Channel!

Click Here To Join Our Telegram Channel!

Click Here To Follow Us On Twitter

In a recent development, Jammu and Kashmir Bank (J&K Bank) has issued an important notice to its customers regarding a scam alert. The bank is warning its valued customers about a fraudulent message circulating via SMS, which claims that their bank accounts will be closed today. The message includes a suspicious link requesting users to update their account information, particularly their PAN details. The sender of the message identifies themselves as “Gouse Silar.”

To ensure the safety and security of its customers, J&K Bank strongly advises recipients of this SMS to exercise caution and refrain from responding or clicking on any embedded links. The bank emphasizes that it never sends such messages to its customers, nor does it ask for personal or banking details like user ID, password, debit card number, PIN, CVV, or OTP through SMS or any other means.

In the event that you receive such a message, it is crucial that you do not share any personal or financial information. Instead, report the incident immediately to J&K Bank by dialing 1930. By doing so, you will enable the bank to take swift action against these fraudulent activities, protecting you and other customers from potential harm.

J&K Bank is committed to the highest standards of customer security and urges all customers to remain vigilant against any suspicious communication. Remember, the bank will never request sensitive information through unsolicited messages or calls.

As the banking industry continues to witness various scams and fraud attempts, it is essential for customers to stay informed and educated about the latest techniques employed by scammers. By keeping yourself updated and exercising caution, you can play an active role in safeguarding your financial well-being.

For any queries or concerns regarding your J&K Bank account, please reach out to the bank’s official customer service channels and verified contacts. Stay safe and protect yourself from scams.