OTP Fraud
One-time password (OTP) fraud is a type of cybercrime that involves tricking people into sharing their OTPs.
At L&T Finance, we prioritise your financial security and wellbeing through strong fraud prevention and customer safety measures.
We use advanced security systems, continuous transaction monitoring, and regular security audits. Our staff undergoes rigorous training, and we educate customers on identifying scams.
We follow ethical practices, ensure data privacy, provide accessible support, and welcome customer feedback.
Trust is the foundation of strong relationships and a good reputation. Fraud prevention protects financial and emotional wellbeing. Ethical service shows we care. Loyal customers bring long- term success, and safety measures avoid risks. Ethical standards also attract responsible employees.
We strive to create a safe and secure environment for all our customers, and we are dedicated to earning and maintaining your trust. We encourage you to partner with us in this effort by staying informed and reporting any suspicious activity.
One-time password (OTP) fraud is a type of cybercrime that involves tricking people into sharing their OTPs.
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Collection payment frauds involve the illegal appropriation of funds or property through various deceptive practices during the payment collection process. This can include using forged or stolen payment information, making false claims to avoid payment, or engaging in phishing scams to extract sensitive financial details. These fraudulent schemes can lead to significant financial losses for businesses and individuals.
Voice call fraud, also known as "vishing", is where criminals use deceptive phone calls to trick victims into revealing sensitive personal information.
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One-time password (OTP) fraud is a type of cybercrime that involves tricking people into sharing their OTPs.
Other OTP fraud tactics: SIM swapping, Phishing emails, Fake tech support calls, Social engineering, and Malware-infested links.
Fake loan apps are mobile apps that promise quick loans but engage in unethical practices and may not have a physical address or contact information.
Collection payment frauds involve the illegal appropriation of funds or property through various deceptive practices during the payment collection process. This can include using forged or stolen payment information, making false claims to avoid payment, or engaging in phishing scams to extract sensitive financial details. These fraudulent schemes can lead to significant financial losses for businesses and individuals.
Voice call fraud, also known as "vishing", is where criminals use deceptive phone calls to trick victims into revealing sensitive personal information.
Email fraud, also known as phishing, is a scam that tricks people into giving away personal information or money.
Loan extension scams are fraudulent schemes that involve misusing personal information to get illegal loans.
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This includes various dishonest practices, such as faking claims, staging accidents, or giving false information to get insurance money.
This type of fraud includes misleading investment schemes like Ponzi or pyramid schemes, where scammers promise high returns that are too good to be true.
Fraudsters often create fake emails, text messages, or websites that look like they come from trustworthy companies in phishing scams. Their goal is to trick individuals into revealing personal information or clicking on harmful links.