The Zenith Bank plc has sounded yet
another warning to its teeming customers on the Internet banking, especially on
the use of its software token.
This is coming as ITRealms
reports that Zenith Bank announced the reduction of transfer limit from N50,000
to N20,000.
In addition, Zenith Bank says
that from January 1st 2014, the use
of the software token will be discontinued for all internet banking
transactions.
In a mail sent to Zenith Bank customers and made available to ITRealms, read thus:
“Dear Valued Customer,
“Please be informed that the daily transfer limit for the software token on internet banking has been reduced from N50,000 to N20,000. Consequently, only hardware tokens will now be used to authenticate transfers above N20,000 on internet banking.
“In addition, from January 1st 2014, use of the software token will be discontinued for all internet banking transactions.
“Kindly request a hardware token if you do not have one already. It is more efficient and secure, and enables you make transfers up to two million Naira, daily. There is no limit to the number of transfers you can make, so long as the maximum daily limit is not exceeded.”
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