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Your ICICI Bank Savings Account XX616 is currently inoperative. Update your Know Your Customer (KYC) details to restore full access to your Account and continue enjoying seamless banking.
As per the Reserve Bank of India guidelines on the Depositor Education and Awareness (DEA) Fund dated May 27, 2014, funds in Accounts / Deposits that are inoperative / unclaimed for 10 years or more, will be transferred to the RBI DEA Fund along with interest.
To reactivate your Account:
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Visit any ICICI Bank Branch
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Carry your latest KYC documents: Aadhaar Card / Driving Licence / PAN Card along with 2 passport-size photographs.
Find your nearest Branch and activate your Account.
We have observed instances where fraudsters pretending to be from ICICI Bank send fake SMS messages related to Credit Card limits, account verification, KYC updates, reward points etc., with malicious links designed to steal your information.
Please be cautious and follow the safety guidelines mentioned below.
How to spot a fraudulent message:
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Is sent from unknown mobile numbers instead of official ICICI Bank Sender IDs.
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Contains suspicious or misspelt links.
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Creates urgency, e.g. Credit Card limit increase, account closure threats or expiring reward points.
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Asks for confidential/ sensitive information.
Important points to remember:
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ICICI Bank sends official SMS messages using registered Sender IDs (short codes). Always verify that the SMS originates from these authorised Sender IDs. Official ICICI Bank SMS Sender IDs are ICICIB, ICICIT, ICICIC, ICICIN. Fraudsters use random mobile numbers to send SMS messages.
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ICICI Bank will never ask for your OTP, CVV, PIN or Net Banking password through SMS, phone calls or e-mails.
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Messages received from random mobile numbers with suspicious links should be treated as fraudulent and reported.
Safety tips:
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Do not click on suspicious links received via SMS, e-mail or messaging apps.
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Never share sensitive information such as OTP, PIN, CVV or passwords.
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Do not trust any e-mail / SMS that asks for your personal information.
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Avoid downloading or opening attachments or clicking on links sent by unknown sources.
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Always access banking services through official the ICICI Bank website or mobile banking application.
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Always read communication sent by banks about frauds so that you are updated about prevalent scams.
