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 depicting frustrated customers and technical staff at a Bancolombia bank branch during a widespread service outage.
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Bancolombia faces technical failures in digital and physical channels

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Bancolombia bank reported service outages starting from the early morning of Monday, February 23, 2026, due to technical adjustments that did not go as planned. The entity assured that it was not a security incident and that customers' resources and information are protected. They prioritized essential operations while working on stabilization.

Bancolombia reported that all its services have returned to normal after nearly four days of infrastructure disruptions. Users faced difficulties with various digital platforms and transactions. The bank assures that no personal data was exposed nor resources affected.

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Banco de Bogotá launched a new feature allowing customers to generate QR codes linked to their Bre-B keys for secure and simple payments. The tool is available to individuals, freelancers, and businesses from any bank or digital wallet. It aims to enable real-time collections without POS devices.

The Centre has informed the Supreme Court that it is considering multi-pronged actions, including temporary debit holds on suspicious accounts, to combat digital arrest frauds. A status report submitted by Attorney General R Venkataramani details the third meeting of the Inter-Departmental Committee (IDC).

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Colombian fintech Emonkey announced the launch of 'cash advances', projecting over $1.200 million in credits this year. The solution aims to provide formal liquidity access for emergencies. The move addresses the fact that only 51% of Colombians have formal credit access, per Asobancaria.

BBVA Group announced an investment exceeding $300 billion in artificial intelligence and technological capabilities in Colombia, marking its 30 years of operations in the country. The plan involves a partnership with OpenAI to speed up AI adoption in its processes. Mario Pardo, the bank's executive president in Colombia, emphasized the shift to a customer-centered banking model using AI.

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Crc credit bureau has launched a new mobile app.

 

 

 

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