HKMA Warns Public About Fraudulent Social Media Account Impersonating Livi Bank Limited
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has issued a public warning regarding a fraudulent social media account that is impersonating Livi Bank Limited. This fraudulent account poses a significant risk to the public, and the HKMA urges caution and vigilance.
Details of the Impersonation
- The HKMA highlighted that the fraudulent social media account is misleading users by claiming to be associated with Livi Bank Limited.
- They emphasize that legitimate banks do not send SMS or emails with links to conduct transactions or request sensitive information like passwords or One-Time Passwords via phone, email, or SMS.
Public Safety Advisory
- Individuals who have interacted with the fraudulent account or shared personal information are urged to contact Livi Bank immediately.
- Report any incidents to the Hong Kong Police Force’s Crime Wing Information Centre at 2860 5012.
- For more details, refer to the official press release on the HKMA website.
Stay Informed and Stay Safe
The HKMA is closely monitoring the situation and advises the public to educate themselves on recognizing and avoiding scams and fraudulent activities. Stay vigilant and report any suspicious activities to protect yourself and others.
Hot Take: Protect Your Personal Information and Stay Alert
Always verify the authenticity of social media accounts and websites before sharing any sensitive information. Take precautionary measures to safeguard your personal data and report any suspicious activities to the relevant authorities promptly.
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