These are Secure Mobile Banking Tips to Keep Your Balance Safe When Your Phone Is Lost!

RADARLAMPUNG.CO.ID, JAKARTA - The public is often afraid of losing mobile phones because they store a variety of data, including mobile banking.

When you lose your mobile phone, there are several steps that customers can take to secure their mobile banking so that their accounts remain safe and are not compromised by irresponsible parties.

Various banking applications are currently equipped with various security features so that they are not misused by irresponsible people or parties. One of them is the BRImo Super App, which has various features and security devices.

BRI Director of Network and Services Andrijanto revealed that BRImo's Financial Super Apps have been equipped with strong security features to prevent account breaches.

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One of them is the existence of a login pattern using a finger print to strengthen BRImo access security.

However, customers also have an important role to play in safeguarding their accounts in the event of losing their mobile phone.

When a mobile phone is lost, customers are encouraged to report it immediately via Contact BRI, which is available 24 hours a day for 7 days at number 14017/1500017.

This is necessary to prevent irresponsible parties from misusing BRImo. 

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Another anticipatory step is to change email passwords, social media accounts, and other important applications to anticipate other personal data leaks.

"BRI completes its services with a call center that can be accessed and contacted by customers at any time in real time to mitigate various complaints, including mitigation if the customer's cellphone is lost." "We are committed to providing fast service so that risks such as compromised balances can be minimized," he explained.

The Call Center service will also help customers deactivate banking services that are connected to or installed on lost cellphones.

Furthermore, Andrijanto also advises customers not to record their mobile banking usernames and passwords on their mobile phones.

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