Google Pay urges users to keep their UPI Pin safe, download trusted app and more
The UPI fraudsters target users who are new to digital payments
Some of the UPI fraud includes phishing, malware, SIM cloning and others
Google’s Unified Payments Interface (UPI)-based payments platform, Google Pay, on Wednesday (December 24), announced that it has come out with an advisory to help users stay safe from frauds.@udaykotak Sir, @KotakBankLtd requesting you to please review so that I can get my hard money back. #cyberfraud #upifraud @UPI_NPCI @NPCI_NPCI pic.twitter.com/2U8lQzs0dnFraudsters are finding different ways to cheat consumers using technology. Be cautious, be safe. Learn the ways how you can avoid becoming the victim of UPI Fraud. #Pathshala #PNB #UPIFraud pic.twitter.com/MqUuJv86GAFraudsters have a new mode of carrying out fraudulent transactions. By gaining access to your device using screen sharing apps, they can steal all your data. Be alert and follow the steps we have mentioned.#SBI #StateBankofIndia #UPI #UPIFraud #FraudAwareness #SecurityTips pic.twitter.com/NxSTbDfX2w
In a Twitter post, Google Pay has urged its users to keep their UPI PIN safe, download trusted apps and use the payment app or official website to reach customer care.— Deepak Gupta (@deepakGvu) June 13, 2019— Punjab National Bank (@pnbindia) October 4, 2019— State Bank of India (@TheOfficialSBI) September 26, 2019