BDO Warned Public of How Scammers taking OTP

In order to prevent getting scammed or stolen from, never share your One-Tim-PIN (OTP) and beware of clicking links. The most common method is through Scam Calls. A scammer may call and pretend to be a bank officer, and bluff his way to get you to share your OTP over the phone.

Bank officers will NEVER call or message to ask for your One-Time PIN (OTP) or “6-digit authentication code.” Only a scammer would! 
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BDO is regulated by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas. www.bsp.gov.ph

How do scammers get people to share their One-Time PIN? Beware and be alert whether via e-mail, call or SMS do not share your OTP. Sam calls and text scam are rampant nowadays.

For account-related inquiries and concerns, please call our BDO Contact Center at (02) 8631-8000. Deposits are insured by PDIC up to P500,000 per depositor. Please visit the About section of the BDO Unibank Facebook page for more details.