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This is the illegal duplication of your bank card to clone it for use by perpetrators.
For example, your card is swiped on a card reader device that downloads your card details. These details are then used to create a duplicate card. This usually occurs when your card leaves your sight, e.g., at restaurants and petrol stations, or at a store participating in syndicate-related activities.
This is when someone physically observes you as you enter your financial and personal information.
Example of shoulder surfing:
Your details (personal, banking, PIN) are stolen by another individual peering or watching your keystrokes while your are at an ATM or behind your PC.
Below are guidelines to protect you when using online banking, ATM and the internet.
If any one of your bank cards has been lost accidentally or stolen, it is important to report this immediately.
Card fraud is the unauthorised use of a credit card account following the theft of the account holder's personal information. Various methods are used to perform unauthorised transactions from the account.
Examples of ATM fraud
The ATM is tampered with in an effort to place a card skimming device over the card slot, copying the card information once your card is inserted. A small camera captures the PIN. Strangers may also offer to help to get your card or PIN, or to replace it without your knowledge.
How this scam works