BOI || Bank Of India

Do not write your PIN on the card or the back of the card and never carry your PIN in your wallet or purse. It is best that the PIN be remembered only. Never use a PIN that can be easily guessed (eg. Your birthday or telephone number. Do not respond to any e-mails or telephone calls issued/called by your Bank for your User ID, Password, Card details and ATM PIN etc. These are called phishing/vishing attempts. At Bank of India, we respect the trust placed in us and will never ask for such personal details through email or phone call for any purpose.
Sign the strip on the back of your card as soon as you receive it. Remember your PIN (Personal Identification Number) and destroy all physical evidence of the PIN. Register your mobile number with the bank to receive SMS alerts for your transactions. Any unauthorized card transaction in the account, if observed, should be reported to the Bank immediately. This will help you if fraudulent withdrawals are being made using your debit/credit card. You can refer to the “How to Report Fraud” tab. If you find anything suspicious or any other problem arises after initiating an ATM transaction, you can cancel the transaction and leave. Beware of “shoulder surfing”. Protect your PIN from spectators by covering the keypad using your body when entering the PIN. Before leaving the ATM, ensure that you have your card and your receipt with you and the ‘Welcome Screen’ is displayed at the ATM after making the transaction. Please ensure that the card is swiped in your presence at the POS (Point of Sale). When you destroy your card when your account expires or is closed, cut it into four pieces via the magnetic stripe. Look for additional devices connected to the ATM. These can be placed to capture your data. In case of any such device notify the security/bank immediately.