Bank Fraud Increased: Bank fraud cases have increased three times, private banks are becoming the biggest victims, RBI released report

Bank Fraud Increased: Bank fraud cases have increased three times, private banks are becoming the biggest victims, RBI released report

RBI Report on Bank Fraud: Bank fraud cases in the country have increased three times. Private banks are becoming the biggest victims of bank fraud. Reserve Bank of India (RBI)  These figures have been revealed by the report released by. However, it is a matter of relief that despite the increase in fraud cases, the amount involved has decreased. 

14,483 cases of fraud were reported

According to RBI, the number of bank fraud cases increased to 14,483 in the first half of the current financial year. But, the amount involved in these frauds has been only 14.9 percent compared to last year. The report on 'Trend and Progress of Banking in India 2022-23' was released by RBI on Wednesday. It says that it is very important to protect the banking and payment system from the risks of cyber fraud and data breach.

Fraud of Rs 17,685 crore was committed in 5,396 cases 

According to the report, a total of 14,483 cases of fraud worth Rs 2,642 crore were reported in the first half (April-September) of the current financial year. During the same period a year ago, 5,396 cases of fraud were reported. There was manipulation of Rs 17,685 crore.

The credibility of banks falls due to fraud 

According to the report of the Reserve Bank, fraud has a negative impact on the reputation and functioning of banks. This also reduces customer confidence in the banking system. The credibility of banks falls among customers. In the financial year 2022-23, the total cases of fraud in banks have come down to a six-year low. Also, the average amount involved in fraud is also the lowest in a decade.

Cases of internet fraud are increasing rapidly 

The report says that card and internet frauds have increased in the last financial year. With the advent of new technology, the risk of cyber attacks, data tampering and business disruption has also increased. Banks will have to make changes to better identify new technologies and cyber frauds to address potential threats. These threats can be protected only by making the banking system strong and secure.

Banks are preventingfraud by increasing the use of AI

Banks are also taking advantage of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Banks have started using chatbots or ‘virtual assistants’ to improve customer experience. Have also been deployed. It is expected in the report that AI  There will be major changes in the system. This will change the financial services sector.

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