Malta-based Bank of Valletta has enhanced security measures for its cards by launching an activation process, which is being applied to all cards.

Customers can activate the card either by sending an SMS or by contacting BOV customer service centre. The bank’s representative will authenticate the customer and activate the card to protect from fraudsters.

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Bank of Valletta executive of electronic banking Ivo Camilleri said: “This is another initiative to safeguard BOV customers against the unauthorised use of their cards, and complements a range of security measures already in place, aimed at for additional peace of mind when one uses BOV cards.”

Founded in 1974, Bank of Valletta offers a range of retail banking services and the sale of financial products such as collective investment schemes. It also offers investment banking services, such as underwriting, management of IPOs, custodianship and trustee services.