Internet banking allows you to carry out a number of banking operations using a computer and internet connection.
How can I access internet banking?
You can access internet banking through the website of your bank. The procedure may vary from entity. Usually you can find an icon on the top corner of the page with the indication of “internet banking” or “personal banking” and access with your username and password. For extra security, entity could also ask you to insert an OTP (One Time Password), usually a code received via messages on your mobile phone.
For the first access, usually you will be required to register to the system. The procedure may vary from bank to bank and it is advisable that you ask your bank or check the information available on the bank’s website.
What can I do from the internet banking?
Internet banking allows the client to carry out a number of banking operations. For example, you can check your bank account information, give the instructions for a bank transfer, check your investments, pay the bills or top-up your mobile phone. The functionalities may vary depending on the bank.
Is it safe to use the internet banking to carry out banking operations?
Yes, banks usually implement security technologies which prevent unauthorised access to the personal internet banking. Furthermore, you might be required to include a code received via SMS in order to access the page.
Always remember to avoid clicking on links which brings to the bank’s website included in emails or SMS if you are not sure about the sender. Also, don’t use the same password that you use for other services, for example Facebook.
