Security and Fraud Hub
If you’ve noticed something suspicious or you think you might have been a victim of fraud, get in touch as soon as you can.
If you’ve noticed something suspicious or you think you might have been a victim of fraud, get in touch as soon as you can.
We always do everything we can to stop fraudsters. The last thing anyone needs is to lose their money or information to a scam. But there are things you can do to protect yourself too.
That’s why we’ve created our Fraud and Security Hub. It gives the latest tips and information to help you know what to look for, and spot when something's not right.
Anyone can become a victim of fraud, so make sure you’re prepared.
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Tesco Bank are proud to support Take Five, a campaign led by UK Finance and backed by the Government and other organisations to provide advice on fraud and scams. Visit Take Five to stop fraud and learn more.
Do you think you might be a victim of a scam or fraud? Here's what to do.
Follow our simple steps to keep your money and personal info safe.
Protecting yourself from fraud is easier with a little know-how of the type if scams out there.
Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) regulations add an extra layer of security at check-out. This means it’s even easier to approve online payments and it’s safer to shop online.
Authorised Push Payment fraud (APP fraud) happens when someone tricks you into sending money to them under false pretences.
Anyone can become a victim of fraud. Read our real-life examples and pick up some tips to stop it happening to you.
Find out how to help Tesco Bank by reporting any suspected security vulnerabilities or security disclosures.