SBI has now implemented a stringent rule for the safety of its online banking app, Yono, which must be followed by the customers Netbanking usage has increased since the arrival of the coronavirus last year, and there has been an increase in fraud cases online. The State Bank of India (SBI) has taken this into account. This move by SBI will freeze accounts of customers who do not follow the new rules.
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Only these people will be able to use the YONO app
SBI account holders who make financial transactions through SBI Yono App now need to login to the app. Customers will only be able to login to Yono App when using the mobile phone number registered with the bank. The SBI does not permit any transactions when Yono account holders attempt to login with any other number.
SBI tweeted this information
The bank shares this important information about SBI YoNo App through its Twitter handle. SBI said the bank is enhancing the security features of the Yono app to keep your money safe. The new upgrade of the Yono app will allow online banking facility to be used only for customers who log into the bank through a registered mobile number, SBI said
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The decision was taken by SBI
In fact, the bank has taken steps to reduce fraud by the SBI Yono app. Fraudsters fraudulently obtain a customer’s username, password and other personal bank account details and then fraudulently log in to the app from their mobile phones. With the implementation of the new rule, SBI expects to reduce the number of fraud cases. So, be careful, the next time you try to access your SBI Yono account, make sure you are using the mobile phone number registered with the bank.
