Firstbank Sends Important Notice To Customers Against Hackers

By Miracle Ogunde

Firstbank of Nigeria has sent an important notice to her customers against hackers.

This was revealed in a mail forwarded to customers by the bank.

It reads, “Here are some useful tips to protect your account and stay safe while transacting online:

Verify the authenticity of emails, texts and login pages
Be cautious when downloading apps or providing payment information.

Don’t click on suspicious links or provide sensitive information.

Enable transaction notifications and Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA).

Keep your devices and software up to date.

Only interact with merchants through official channels.

Monitor your accounts regularly for suspicious activity and necessary reporting.

For enquiries on our products and services, or to report any suspicious transaction on your account please call or email:

02014485500, 07080625000, 08070194190, [email protected].

Be cyber aware and take the necessary precautions to stay safe while transacting online.

Keep your records with us up to date at any of our branches close to you.

Don’t reveal your online banking password, token response, card number or ATM pin to anyone.

We will never request for these secret details from you. Report suspicious calls to 07080625000, 02014485500, 08070194190 or email [email protected]


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