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As a Citi cardmember, we immensely value the safety and security of your transactions. We continually strive to improve how we safeguard and protect you and your account.
We thoroughly monitor our customers’ accounts, which helps us monitor any credit card fraud, malicious activities, or unauthorized usage, much before the customers become aware of it. If we detect any unusual activity on your credit card, rest assured that we will always contact you by phone, text, or email to confirm that you are aware of that transaction.
If you suspect that your credit card has been used without your permission, you can contact us immediately at +971 4 311 4000. We can then assist you in assessing the risk to your account and determining the appropriate action.
In case you would like to report an unauthorized transaction, download and complete the Transaction Dispute Form from our Download Center and submit it at a Citibank branch within 30 days of the statement date.
Fraud reporting is important. In serious cases, your bank may also require you to file a police report. You can escalate the matter to the Central Bank if needed.
You can avoid credit card fraud in the UAE by simply staying vigilant of your card activities and doing the following:
To know more about the safety practices, click here.
As we spend more time online on more platforms than ever before, scammers have found new ways to con us into parting with our money. This article explains what steps UAE residents can take if they are victims of bank fraud.
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