KYC Fraud Alert: Delhi Police Raise Awareness About Online Scam Linked to Know Your Customer Process, Share Safety Tips

"Think carefully before clicking on any link," the Delhi police said. It also requested people to not share mobile number and personal data with anyone. The Delhi police also said that banks never send KYC update link to its customers.

Delhi police requested people to not share mobile number and personal data. (Photo credits: Twitter/@DelhiPolice)

Amid the rising number of online fraud across the country, the Delhi police on Monday took to social media to create awareness about KYC fraud. In its post, the Delhi police urged people to be alert and aware of fake KYC update link scam. "Think carefully before clicking on any link," the Delhi police said. It also requested people to not share mobile number and personal data with anyone. The Delhi police also said that banks never send KYC update link to its customers. Internet Hygiene Basics: Delhi Police Urge Parents To Educate Kids About Kind of Information Not To Be Shared Online.

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