The New Year is the perfect time not only to set yourself personal goals, but also to upgrade your digital security.
06.01.2026 –Preventive measures are particularly worthwhile when dealing with card fraud:
Here are our three safety tips for the New Year:
- Adjust withdrawal limits to minimise losses if the worst happens
- Activate two-factor authentication so that unauthorised persons cannot access your account and you can reconfirm each payment
- Use strong, personalised passwords to effectively protect sensitive data
These three steps can significantly reduce the risk of card fraud and enable you to make a secure start to 2026.
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