Secure online transactions

Do you suspect that you have fallen victim to fraud or that your information has fallen into the wrong hands?

Here’s how to act if you think that a fraud has been committed against you or that your personal information has been obtained by an unauthorised person.

What's new

23.9.2024 Right now: Look out for phone calls where you are asked to transfer money for "security reasons"
26.8.2024 Right now: Beware of a combination scam that begins with an SMS
9.8.2024 Right now: Scammers are using fake loan applications to phish for user IDs – beware of scam calls supposedly made by a bank

Data security news archive

How to identify scam messages?

Learn more about scam messages sent in OP’s name.

Confirming call details on OP's mobile apps

As a user of an OP mobile app, you can now ensure that the call you are receiving is really from an OP cooperative bank.

Are you worried about information security? Read our 10 tips for secure transactions

The amount of data collected about us is constantly increasing, and we are leaving crumbs of data about ourselves whenever we go about our everyday business. Data collection has enabled many services that make our lives easier, but sometimes it is also a cause of concern: is my data safe, and how can I protect myself? Read our specialists’ tips for keeping yourself secure and for protecting your data.

Secure everyday banking

Daily use of our online services and cards is secure, so long as you remember a few basic issues.

Secure transactions with OP

As a bank, we take secure online interaction very seriously. That’s why we continuously develop security features for our services.

What is cybercrime all about and how can you identify fraud?

The most effective protection against cybercrime is knowing how to identify attempts at fraud. Learn more about the most common types of fraud and misuse.

Pay and view your account information outside your bank’s services

Basic banking services – like viewing your account information and making payments – are no longer tied to one bank.