Smishing (SMS + Phishing): This refers to attempts to steal personal and financial information through fraudulent SMS messages.

Mishing (Mobile + Phishing): This involves using phone calls to deliver deceptive information aimed at tricking individuals into revealing sensitive data.

Recently, there has been an increase in attempts to illegally obtain personal and financial information through fake messages containing content such as:

1. ““Your internet banking password has been locked; please reset your password.” (To activate the link, reopen the message or copy and paste the link into your Safari browser.)
2. “Suspicious transactions have been detected on your account; please verify using the following link:” https://transbankmnonga.mn (redirects to a fraudulent website)

These messages are designed to unlawfully access your financial and personal information. Please avoid clicking on suspicious links or entering your information.

Our bank never requests your information online via such messages. Therefore, refrain from clicking on links from unknown sources to protect your data.

Important reminders:

1. Do not provide personal information in response to unknown calls or messages.
2. Always verify and confirm official sources before taking any action.
3. In case of suspicion, contact the bank or relevant authorities directly.