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Beware of Frauds.

Watch out! There could be fraud traps ahead. Keep your online transactions safe with the most secure systems at Hero FinCorp.

What You Can Do to Stay Safe from Fraud.

Avoid Super Cheap Loans

Avoid Super Cheap Loans

An online lender offering a loan at a 1% or 2% interest rate could be a red flag. Such tempting offers are solely intended to steal your personal information including banking details.

Avoid Sharing Sensitive Information

Avoid Sharing Sensitive Information

Legitimate lenders never request personal information such as ATM pins, credit card passwords,  or CVVs. They also never ask for receipts from past bank transactions. Beware, if someone asks you for these details.

Keep Your Data Confidential

Keep Your Data Confidential

Sharing sensitive information via text message or email is never a good idea. Also, avoid posting your personal details on social networking sites.

Always Raise Your Concerns and Queries

Always Raise Your Concerns and Queries

Never be afraid to ask questions if you receive a call from someone claiming to be a financial institution's representative. During the phone call, gather as much information as possible. A fake caller will not be able to answer your specific questions.

Use Secure Websites

Use Secure Websites

Always check the URL (website link) before clicking on it. A URL starting with "HTTPS://" indicates that the website is reliable and secure.

Use Secure Internet Connection

Use Secure Internet Connection

Always use a secure Internet connection for online transactions and other finance-related things. Ensure your device’s Antivirus and Firewall are up and running. Avoid transacting online from cyber cafes and using unknown devices.

Use Verified Apps

Use Verified Apps

Fake loan apps are becoming increasingly popular among scammers. Therefore, opt for a well-known lender in the industry, look up their physical address, read customer reviews, and check if the lender of your choice is registered with the RBI or any other regulating body.

Tips on protecting yourself from fraud

Tips on protecting yourself from fraud.

Beware of EMI Frauds

Beware of EMI Frauds.

Report a Fraud

Report a Fraud.

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