Your security and privacy matters. Only use your personal computer and mobile phone whenever you make financial transactions.   #StaySafeWithUNO by avoiding using shared computers

If it’s too good to be true, then it’s probably a scam!   #StaySafeWithUNO and beware of smishing job offers via SMS or messaging apps

#StaySafeWithUNO and be vigilant when you get unsolicited calls.    Don’t give your personal and financial data to scammers pretending to be representatives of banks,

#Stay #SafeWithUNO by refusing fraudsters offering money in exchange for your bank account details!   You may unknowingly become a money mule and be held

Always stay #SafeWithUNO by making sure you activate multi-factor authentication.   Multi-factor authentication adds an important layer of protection to make your account more secured

Don’t let a few minutes of online convenience trump consequences!    Your personal information can be compromised, and you’re taking a risk whenever you connect

Stay #SafeWithUNO by not providing your sensitive information to anyone who claims to be a representative of UNO Digital Bank.   We will never initiate

Beware of fake websites, whether you’re just browsing the web or making online transactions.    Stay #SafeWithUNO by always looking for the closed padlock icon

Stay #SafeWithUNO by ensuring your email address and mobile number are updated.   Get alert notifications when transactions are happening on your UNO account.  

Received a sketchy email or text? #StaySafeWithUNO and think before you click.   Hackers and scammers may send you suspicious links, asking you to input