EOCO has warned public sector workers and the general public on updating Bank details with Ghana cards.

By | June 30, 2022

The Economic and Organised Crime Office has noticed with great concern the rate at which some members of the general public have fallen victims to Fraudulent banking transactions.

Fraudsters have taken advantage of the ongoing Call on customers of Banks to link their accounts to their Ghana Card. Regarding bank frauds, fraudulent messages are sent to
individuals requesting them to click on links to update their bank records. Customers
are then required to provide the following details:

• Bank Account numbers
• Mobile Numbers
• Mobile App PIN
• One Time Password (OTP)

Some daring fraudsters even make phone calls to members of the public to request the aforementioned information.

The general public is therefore advised on the following:

  1. Do not click on any link purporting to be emanating from your bank unless you have
    confirmed from your Bank
  2. Kindly be informed that your Bank will never ask you for your PASSWORD, PIN, or OTP.
  3. Quickly Report any suspicious SMS, email, or Phone Call to your Bank for immediate action.

The Economic and Organised Crime Office, in line with its mandate to prevent and detect
organized crime will continue to monitor developments with fraudulent banking transactions
with the view to ensure that citizens are protected from fraudsters.

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