As part of its steadfast commitment to its societal role and its pioneering social responsibility program, Kuwait Finance House(KFH) continues its tireless efforts to raise financial awareness among its customers and the society.

This initiative is part of the "Diraya" banking awareness campaign, launched by the Central Bank of Kuwait and the Kuwait Banking Association in collaboration with Kuwaiti banks. Throughout the year, KFH conducts campaigns and initiatives to protect its customers, improve their financial understanding, and help them make well-informed investment decisions.

In this regard, KFH cautions customers to be vigilant against phishing scams and online fraud, particularly during holidays and vacations. The bank stresses the importance of protecting personal and financial information and advises against sharing it with anyone who is not trusted.

KFH stressed the importance of digital literacy in preventing fraud and phishing.  It warned that scammers use numerous tactics to trick people into revealing sensitive data.  KFH advised customers to be wary of suspicious emails and calls asking for personal or financial details, and to double-check website legitimacy before submitting any information.

KFH explained that protecting customers and combating cybercrime are among its top priorities, noting that it takes all necessary measures to ensure information security and safeguard customers from fraud.

KFH is committed to protecting its customers from online fraud. Through their social media channels and KFHonline mobile app, KFH provides regular guidance on how to avoid phishing scams and other electronic fraud.  Key tips include not sharing passwords or account numbers with anyone; regularly updating anti-virus software; being cautious of suspicious emails and links; and ensuring that visited websites are secure and reliable.  KFH advises its customers to be cautious of scam emails and texts that try to trick them into sharing personal or financial details.  The bank recommends carefully checking email addresses before clicking any links, and instead of using links in emails or texts, going straight to the official website of the company or organization.  KFH also reminds everyone that they should never share personal or financial information via email or text, as real organizations would never ask for this kind of information through those channels.