A cybersecurity expert has warned the public about new and complex mobile money scams. The expert urged Ghanaians to be very careful to avoid becoming victims.
The warning comes as fraud schemes become more advanced. Scammers are using smarter methods to trick people into giving away their money.
Mobile money users should always confirm who they are sending money to. They should also be suspicious of unexpected calls or messages asking for personal details.
The expert advised against sharing PINs or one-time passwords with anyone. These details can be used to steal funds from mobile money accounts.
Protecting personal information is key to preventing fraud. Users should report any suspicious activity to their mobile network provider and the police.
This advisory aims to reduce the number of people falling victim to mobile money fraud. Vigilance is critical in protecting finances.