CBN urges Nigerians to keep banking details private
As the world observes Global Money Week 2026, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has advised banking customers to never share their passwords, PINs, or sensitive financial information. The warning comes amid increasing fraud cases targeting bank customers. CBN stressed that even supposed bank officials should not be trusted with personal banking details. The bank’s advisory aims to promote safe banking habits and prevent financial losses.
What we know
- CBN issued a warning during Global Money Week 2026 for customers to protect their banking information.
- The bank highlighted that fraudsters often impersonate officials to obtain sensitive data.
- Customers are urged not to share passwords, PINs, or banking details with anyone, including those claiming to be from their bank.
- The advisory encourages regular account monitoring, use of official channels, and immediate reporting of suspicious activity.
- Global Money Week is an international campaign promoting financial literacy and consumer protection.
