bob.bt Internet Banking : Bank of Bhutan

Name of the Organization : Bank of Bhutan
Type of Facility : Internet Banking
Country : Bhutan

Website : https://www.bob.bt/personal-banking/digital-banking/bobnet-retail/

Internet Banking:

Internet Banking is a way to manage your time and money by just sitting at home and banking or in any other place where you have internet access at your own leisure.

Related : Bank of Bhutan Savings Deposit Account Opening Procedure : www.statusin.org/6802.html

These services allow you to view your account balance, view and print statements, transfer funds between accounts and all just a click ahead…Before you can access this service you need to register with us by filling in the application form. Fill the form and bring it to any of our Branches to get registered.

Terms and Conditions:
To help you navigate the site better please read the tips on using Internet Banking carefully in order to understand and learn the usage and the proper way of using Internet Banking you can also download the user manual and learn how to use Internet Banking Services step by step.

Tips on using Internet Banking:
** Avoid using public terminals (such as Internet cafes) for Internet banking.
** Ensure that you have an updated anti-virus and spyware program and perform regular system scans.
** Never access the site via a link. Rather type the address into the browser address bar.
** Do not open other websites while logged into Internet Banking; only have a single browser window open.
** Choose a User ID and password that cannot be easily guessed and change these regularly.
** Always keep your firewall on.
** Ensure your computer software is up-to-date.
** Do not install any kind of unlicensed or pirated software.
** When you complete your online banking tasks, log off and close the browser window.
** Never provide your password over the Internet (by email) or over the telephone to anyone.
** Do not trust a PDF payment proof unless verified by the bank – these documents can be manipulated by fraudsters.
** Always use the virtual key board so that no one can track your password.
** Whenever a problem arises during your internet banking always contact the Bank for support or any other queries.
** Immediately inform your bank about change in your address or email id.
** Remember to change the Password regularly. Once you have logged in then you become solely liable for you money loss.
** Always choose password or user name that are not easy to guess e.g. you must not use your date of birth, spouse name, telephone number or city of birth.
** Always use highest security option when you use online email.
** Go through terms of use of any site specially those that you use regularly.
** Do not email sensitive information such as your credit card number, debit card number, passwords, etc.

Do’s and Don’ts of Internet Banking :

Do’s:
** Do keep your computer access ids and passwords confidential and secure.
** Do choose your password carefully. Choose a password that uses a combination of numbers and alphabets.
** Change your password regularly.
** Avoid using a PC for banking and other transactions from public areas such as Internet cafes.
** Install reputable anti-virus software and ensure that it is updated regularly. Check with your local software supplier on the best software for you.
** Install a personal internet firewall to provide extra protection for your computer. Check with your local software supplier on the best software for you.
** When you have finished using the Internet Banking Service, make sure you click on “Logout” to exit.
** Close your Internet browser after logging out of each Internet Banking session .
** Turn off your computer when it is not in use.
** Check the ‘Last Logged In’ information in each internet banking session – report promptly any irregularities to us.
** Report suspected security breaches immediately. If you are concerned that another person has ascertained your password, you should immediately change it and advise us .

Don’ts:
** Do not access banking sites from a link in an email.
** Never, in response to any email, provide your personal or security details, including Internet Banking user ID or password.
** Do not open, run, install or use programs or files obtained from a person or organisation you do not know or is not a reputable vendor.
** Do not open email attachments from unknown sources. Email is one of the prime movers for malicious viruses. Delete any emails you think are suspicious. Delete the email from your ‘Inbox’, and delete it again from your Deleted’ folder, or ‘Sent’ folder if you have forwarded on the email.
** Never open an executable (.exe file) retrieved or received online unless you are expecting it from a trusted source.
** Do not leave the screen idle for long periods or leave PC unattended.
** Always remember that information like password, PIN, TIN, etc are strictly confidential and are not known even to employees/service personnel of the Bank. You should therefore, never divulge such information even if asked for.

For any Queries please read the Frequently asked Questions (FAQ) or contact our nearest Branch.

About Phishing:
Please read and understand the Login Disclaimer then please select the I Agree Box and click on the Proceed button to Proceed to Internet Banking Login Page.

Login Disclaimer:
The use of this Online Banking facility is governed by our standard Terms & Conditions and by proceeding beyond this point you agree to continue to be bound by these terms. We do not recommend that you access Online Banking in a public place (e.g. in an internet cafe or at a university). Banking online via a public, networked or shared computer may mean your information is stored on that computer even after you’ve left it or logged off. When you’ve finished, always Logout from Online Banking and close your browser. Please clear your cache after you logout. Please click on I AGREE to proceed with Internet Banking

BoBL Internet Banking will work only in Internet Explorer and Safari browsers. Due to security reasons, google chrome has been disabled for the time being. Please bear with us for the inconvenience caused. Thank you