Gibraltar International Bank

Helpful hints & tips

Fraud and Security

Have you received a message pretending to be from Gibraltar International Bank? If so, do NOT click the link – it is a scam. Remember, never enter your online banking details after clicking on a link in an email or text message.

Gibraltar International Bank will NEVER ask for your PIN or password when identifying you over the phone, by email, SMS or online.

If you are suspicious about a call, HANG up immediately.

Should you receive an SMS or email you are suspicious about, do NOT click on any links and get in contact with the bank's Fraud Management Team either on +350 200 13333 or by email: notify@gibintbank.gi

Email Scam

Arguably the most widely known form of phishing, this attack is an attempt to steal sensitive information via an email that appears to be from a legitimate organization. It is not a targeted attack and can be conducted in masses.

SMS Scam

SMS-enabled phishing sends a text message to mobile phone users delivering a malicious website link to trick you into giving away your personal & security infromation such as your banking details.

Telephone Scam

Phone calls from fraudsters which encourage you to give out your personal details, such as your debit card number or username & password to gain access to your bank account.

SCAM ALERT

Thursday 19th January 2023

If you recieve an SMS, email or Whatsapp message purporting to be from Gibraltar International Bank requesting you to click on a link, please ignore and do not action as this is a scam.

Have you received a suspicious SMS or email like the below purporting to be from Gibraltar International Bank? If so, do NOT click on any links – it is a scam. Remember, never enter your online banking details after clicking on a link in an email or text message.

If you receive an email requesting to enter your security details, including your OTP, please contact the bank's Fraud Management Team immediately on +350 20013333.

Monday 7th March 2022

Wednesday 26th January 2022