Welcome to the Secure Digital Banking Center.
At Byblos Bank Armenia, protecting customers’ personal and financial data is a top priority. From transfers and payments to online purchases, secure banking means staying informed and vigilant, and using trusted tools to stay protected at every step.
Below, you'll find practical tips, real-life examples, and simple steps to help you safeguard your personal and financial data every minute of the day.
Use strong and unique passwords for online and mobile banking; avoid reusing passwords across services.
Enable two-factor authentication (2FA) wherever possible,especially for the email account linked to your bank accounts;
Use trusted antivirus or official mobile apps.
Keep your operating systems, applications and Browser updated.
Avoid using public or shared Wi-Fi when accessing mobile or online banking or performing any financial transactions.
Remember: The Bank will never request your password, PIN, full card number, or any verification code received via SMS or email. If you receive such a request, report it immediately.
Download mobile apps only from official app stores (e.g. App Store or Play Store)
Always keep your browser up to date, as the latest versions provide better protection against viruses and can warn you about fake websites
Keep your software and operating systems up to date, as the latest versions of Windows, Android, iOS, macOS, and other platforms include security fixes that help protect against viruses and cyberattacks
Ensure links taking to the Bank’s website use HTTPS and the correct domain: https://byblosbankarmenia.am/en/digital-security
Do not use jailbroken or rooted devices
Log out after every session
Use device-level protection: PIN, fingerprint, or face ID
Disable installation from unknown sources
If you think there may be a problem with your online banking account or your bank accounts, call us(at the bottom of this page) and never use contact details provided in an unsolicited message.
Scammers use social engineering to manipulate victims.
You’re offered a chance to invest in high-return schemes, cryptocurrency platforms, or stock trading services. Fraudsters may impersonate brokers or bank staff.
Warning sign: Requests for payment upfront or to “verify your account”.
Reality: Once you pay, the scammer disappears.
You’re offered a chance to invest in high-return schemes, cryptocurrency platforms, or stock trading services. Fraudsters may impersonate brokers or bank staff.
Warning sign: Guaranteed profits or urgent “limited time” offers.
Reality: These are unregulated operations. Funds are typically unrecoverable.
A person builds a fake relationship online and eventually asks for financial help.
Warning sign: Requests for money allegedly for emergencies, medical bills, or travel.
Reality: These are emotional manipulation tactics. The profile is fake.
You're offered a “remote job” and asked to provide your bank account details or make test payments.
Warning sign: Vague job descriptions, or payments made to or from your account.
Reality: Your account may be used for money laundering (a criminal offense).
Scammers call pretending to be from the bank or a software company, claiming your computer or account has been hacked.
Warning sign: Requests to install remote-access software or hand over OTPs.
Reality: These tools allow attackers to take over your accounts or steal data.
Do not trust contact details shared via SMS, email, or unknown websites.