Received Money

The message looks official, but nowadays there are a lot of fake/scam SMS that look like the real one. It has a short link (cutt.ly/... Do not click on Anjan links: Click on any link given in the message, as it can steal the data of your phone or bank account. Real financial companies or banks never write your full mobile number or full bank account number in the message due to security reasons. They always show only the 4 digits of the last, something like this 15532. In this way, enter the full mobile number by writing "Dear Account:" and along with an unknown link (cutt.ly/...) Sending, this is a clear signal that it is a fake/fake. There may be a scam message (phishing). Fraudsters send such greedy messages to get money out of you or hack your phone. When someone sees that ₹ 10,286 has come to their account, then they click on that link in happiness or curiosity. Clicking on the link opens a fake website that asks you for your bank details or OTP, and money can be stolen from your account. If you really think you have an investment going on, check directly by going to their official website or app instead of the link in the message.