Do's and Don't to Secure your Mobile Phone

• Never connect your mobile phone through an un-secured Wi-Fi connection available in public places such as airports etc
• Don't open every SMS / MMS as it may contain viruses, especially from unknown sources
• Never accept offers such as caller tunes or dialer tunes from unknown sources
• Try and avoid using Bluetooth in public places, as someone can access your confidential data / information
• Never open / download emails or attachments from unknown sources
• Be careful about the websites you are browsing. If they do not sound authentic, do not download anything from it
• Change your MPIN periodically
• Observe the padlock symbol on the bar of the browser to ensure that the site is running in secure mode

• We are committed to provide secure mobile banking experience. We strive to utilize state-of-the-art technology to protect your financial information. We employ a wide range of security features for our website
• 128-bits Secure Socket Layer
• Encryption
• Two levels of PIN for executing Transactions Online
• Our systems are protected at all times by a powerful firewall

• Always choose unique PIN numbers only
• Avoid choosing PIN that are obvious birthdays, telephone numbers etc
• Destroy the PIN mailer after memorizing or changing the PIN after first usage
• Your PIN should be 4-digits number
• Do not use a PIN that contains part of your account number
• Do not disclose your Mobile Banking PIN to anybody, not even to a Bank employee

• Do not download any software or game application without verifying its security and privacy features from the website
• To protect from the virus use anti-virus software:
• Install anti-spyware software in your mobile phone
• Delete junk messages and chain messages
• Do not access any URL that you are not sure about
• Do not download any file from sites that you are not sure about

• All the mobile handsets have the optional feature of a PIN which can be set up. Once you switch on the mobile phone, the PIN is validated to use your mobile handset

• The manufacturer or dealer of your mobile may provide updated software for your mobile phone regularly.
• You must check the availability of software updates regularly from the website

• Do not forget the following if you have to share your mobile handset or send it for maintenance:
• Clear the browsing history from time to time
• Do not allow others access your mobile phones before logging out from sites
• Remove the temporary files and the cache file from your handset regularly

• Its highly suggested that you should not share your MPIN with anyone for security reasons

• Do not close the application in middle by exiting from browser, instead do log out and then close the browser