Your connection to OP eServices is protected
OP eServices is protected with the HTTPS connection, which encrypts data sent across the network in such a way that no unauthorised party can see your confidential information. Browsers supported by OP eServices automatically use the TLS encryption that protects HTTPS traffic.
When you log into OP eServices, verify that your name and the previous time you logged in are correct. OP eServices displays the correct information about these.
One-time key codes help to keep your money safe
Personal user identifiers for OP eServices consist of following three elements:
- Username
- Password
- A changing key code.
OP eServices asks you to enter a key code from your key code list, one at a time and in random order. You will be required to enter a key code each time you log into the service or confirm bills, for example. This means that no-one has access to your money without a correct key code, username and password.
Further confirmation with an SMS message
When you are making payments or confirming eBills, we can send you an SMS message asking you to confirm the payment's details. This is a security feature providing protection against misuse of online identifiers and online crime. If you receive an SMS message, check that its details match the details of your original transaction. If the SMS message's details do not match your original transaction's details, do not enter a key code and do not confirm the payment on OP eServices.
The bank's SMS messages asking for further payment confirmation will always be sent from number +358 40 7118180 and signed by OP.