The RBI in India Launches Unique “bank.in” Domain to Fight Online Banking Deception

The central bank of India, known as the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), has announced the introduction of a distinct internet domain “bank.in” specifically for banks operating within the country.

The central bank of India, known as the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), has announced the introduction of a distinct internet domain “bank.in” specifically for banks operating within the country. This move is aimed at addressing fraudulent activities in the digital financial realm.
According to the RBI, the objective of this effort is to diminish risks associated with cyber security, combat phishing attacks, and promote secure financial transactions. Ultimately, it seeks to bolster confidence in digital banking and payment mechanisms.

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