Who can you tell the PIN code of your bank card to?

We could answer this question briefly: you must never tell anyone your PIN code.

However, we would like to tell you in more detail about the security rules for using bank cards.

Bank Uralsib constantly stands guard and has been successfully ensuring the banking security of its clients for several decades. On the client's side, simple rules must also be observed, which will help protect your money:

1. There are card details that should not be shared with third parties. These include: the PIN code, CVV code (the three digits on the back of the card), and codes from messages from the bank. The loss of this data and it falling into the hands of fraudsters may lead to the loss of money.

2. When making purchases online, pay only on trusted websites and always check the website address in the address bar.

3. Do not give your card to third parties, including a sales assistant in a store or a waiter in a restaurant.

4. A bank card should be kept separately from the PIN code, and you should not write it down on the card itself.

5. Enter the PIN code in such a way that no one can see it (cover the ATM and POS terminal keypad with your hand).

6. In the event of the loss of your card, immediately call the bank at 8-800-250-57-57 to block your card in order to prevent unauthorized transactions.

7. Monitor your card spending through the "Notification Service" service.

8. For additional protection, we recommend purchasing the "Card Protection" policy. Detailed information about insurance can be obtained by calling the Contact Centre at 8-800-250-57-57 or at the nearest branch of the bank.

Please remember that the responsibility for keeping your card data safe lies with the cardholder.