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     • Alpha Bank will never ask you in any way (by phone or email /sms) for your Access Codes. They are personal, and you should not reveal them to anyone.
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   Does Alpha Bank ask for access codes?

   • To avoid unexpected compatibility problems, Alpha Bank strongly recommends the frequent upgrade of your web browser and operating system with the latest security or other critical updates suggested by your software vendors. Alpha Bank will never ask you for your access codes in any way (e.g. via phone or e-mail).

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   Can a bank Know my PIN code?

   • Definitely NO. Ideally nobody in the bank should know your PIN code, and it should not be persisted on their information system. The point of using a smartcard is that the PIN code can be known to the owner only.

   authentication - Is it normal/safe/justifiable that a bank asks me for

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   How do I check if my Alpha 360 Web page is safe?

   • Verify the validity of the Alpha 360 Web page and the security certificate by clicking on the lock icon in the address bar of the browser. Update your PC with the latest versions and security patches of the operating system (e.g. Windows) and the browser (e.g. Internet Explorer, Firefox).

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   Why do banks keep a copy of the PIN code?

   • Unfortunately, banks often have a peculiar point of view on information security. They actually own the card and do not trust their customers to correctly manage secrets more complex than 6 to 8 digits, and they often keep a copy of the PIN code when they should not need it.

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   What is an access code & how does it work?

   • An access code is 13 characters long and begins with the letter V. It can be used by the company on the View a lasting power of attorney service (View an LPA). The service lets them find the donor’s LPA, check you are on it and that you are able to use it. This process is called verifying.

   Using the donor’s LPA: access codes and View an LPA

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   Should a bank give away your account login information?

   • "Given that every bank always tells you to never ever give away your account login information" - nobody is calling you and asking for these information. Instead you are calling the bank. How else should the bank authenticate you apart from these authentication information? What are your expectations here?

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   Alpha Bank will never ask you for your access codes in any way (e.g. via phone or e-mail). These codes are strictly personal and you must never reveal them to anyone. Select access codes that are not easily guessed and are not being used on other systems and services.

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   Do you have questions about the security of your transactions through e-Banking? Get answers about strong authentication and Alpha alerts.

5. www.alphabank.com.cy › en › individualsUseful Safety Information - ALPHA BANK [CY]

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   Alpha Bank will never ask you for your security codes in any way (e.g. via phone or email / sms). They are personal and you must not disclose them to anyone. Misleading email messages (phishing emails) or/and sms aim to get access to your personal data.

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   Aug 2, 2021 · Is it normal that a bank asks for the PIN code of your credit (or debit) card? Definitely NO. Ideally nobody in the bank should know your PIN code, and it should not be persisted on their information system. The point of using a smartcard is that the PIN code can be known to the owner only.

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   Alpha Bank will never ask you for your access codes in any way (e.g. via phone or e-mail). These codes are strictly personal and you must never reveal them to anyone. Select access codes that are not easily guessed and are not being used on other systems and services.

8. www.gov.uk › guidance › using-the-donors-lpa-accessUsing the donor’s LPA: access codes and View an LPA

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   May 10, 2024 · This guidance tells you how to use the LPA, by creating access codes and contacting companies and organisations to show them the LPA. You may find it helpful to check the information you were...

9. www.alpha.gr › en › retailFAQs about Managing your e-Banking - Alpha Bank

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   Do you have questions about managing your e-Banking? Find out how to log in, navigate through and manage your products.