Online Security Tips

Your usernames, PINs, and passwords are the keys to your financial safety — never share them with anyone. 

Using the latest browser and operating system helps shield you from vulnerabilities that attackers often exploit. 

A strong, unique password makes it significantly harder for unauthorised parties to guess or crack your login. 

Always look for the padlock icon and https:// in your browser’s address bar to ensure your data is transmitted securely. 

Be cautious of emails or messages that ask for personal information — even if they appear legitimate. 

Never share your full card number or ATM PIN, even with bank staff. These details should remain private at all times. 

Real-time SMS and email notifications help you spot unusual activity and respond quickly. 

Expired or cancelled cards should be shredded or destroyed to prevent misuse. 

Public networks can expose your data to interception — use secure, private connections for financial transactions. 

If something doesn’t feel right with your account, act fast and contact your bank to minimise potential damage. 

Unsolicited emails or messages may contain harmful links or files — avoid clicking unless you’re sure of the source. 

If someone contacts you claiming to be from Access Bank and asks for personal info, verify their identity before responding. 

If you notice a potential issue with any Access Bank product or service, please get in touch with us. 

Logging out after each session — especially on shared devices — helps prevent unauthorised access