Bancolombia centralizes security options in Mi Bancolombia app

Bancolombia announced the unification of risk management tools into one section of its Mi Bancolombia app. The move lets users manage account and card security immediately.

The Grupo Cibest entity said more than 9 million users can access the functions from Settings and selecting Security. Available options include reporting suspicious movements, temporarily turning off cards, blocking everything or a specific product, managing PINs and fingerprint or Face ID, plus educational content on fraud.

Bancolombia explained that block everything provides instant protection in cases of theft or cellphone loss. The report movements function also guides users to fraud reporting hotlines, including Bre-B transfers.

The company noted it will soon add real-time preventive messages during phone calls to warn about requests for confidential data. This alert will require prior user authorization and will not interrupt app navigation.

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Illustration of Bank of Mexico building with digital banking apps and official documents for new transfer rules
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Banxico publishes new rules for digital transfers

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The Bank of Mexico published two regulatory modifications in the Official Gazette to standardize banking apps and create Nivel 2 Bis accounts for small businesses.

Nearly nine million Bancolombia users can access the purchase and sale of digital dollars referenced 1:1 with the US dollar through the Mi Bancolombia app starting today.

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The Financial Superintendency of Colombia published a new tool on its website to prevent financial scams. The space provides information on common fraud modalities and steps to protect banking data.

Davivienda announced it will enable immediate business transfers to Bancolombia, Banco de Occidente, Bbva and AV Villas.

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TransUnion's annual report revealed a sharp drop in email, internet and call scams in Colombia, falling from 8.9% to 2.3%. Despite the decline, economic losses for victims remain significant.

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