
On January 19, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) issued a fresh warning to the public, cautioning against scams that misuse its name, logo, and staff identities to deceive individuals into financial transactions.
The central bank stressed that its offices and personnel do not conduct or facilitate personal financial transactions such as deposits, withdrawals, or fund transfers. BSP’s engagement with the public is limited to handling complaints about products or services of banks, e-money issuers, and other financial institutions.
According to the BSP, fraudsters will:
The BSP emphasized it will never ask the public to transfer funds or make payments for such purposes.
To protect themselves, the BSP urged the public to:
Those who suspect their financial accounts have been compromised are urged to immediately contact their bank or e‑money issuer through official channels.
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