At Nationale Bank van België, your safety is our top priority. We use advanced security systems, real-time monitoring, and strong authentication measures to protect your personal and financial information. Understanding common threats and how to avoid them is key to keeping your money secure.
Phishing is a fraudulent attempt to obtain sensitive information—such as login credentials, card details, or PINs—through fake emails, text messages, or websites that appear to be from a trusted institution.
Pharming redirects you from a legitimate website to a fake one without your knowledge, often through malicious links or compromised devices.
Emails or messages requesting your password, PIN, or OTP
Urgent language such as “verify now” or “account suspended”
Suspicious links or attachments
Websites that look unusual or have incorrect URLs
Unexpected calls asking for confidential information
Never share your password, PIN, or one-time codes with anyone
Always verify website URLs before logging in
Use strong, unique passwords for your banking accounts
Enable multi-factor authentication where available
Avoid using public Wi-Fi for financial transactions
Regularly update your devices and antivirus software
Monitor your account activity and report suspicious transactions immediately
Activate transaction alerts for real-time monitoring
Log out after every online banking session
Use only official banking apps and websites
Keep your debit/credit card details confidential
Report lost or stolen cards immediately for instant blocking
Nationale Bank van België will never ask for your confidential banking details via email, phone, or text. If you receive any suspicious communication, contact our support team immediately.