Tips to Prevent Phishing Attacks Here are 4 simple tips for identifying and preventing phishing scams. 1. Know what a phishing scam looks like 2. Don’t click on fake links 3. Don’t give your information to an unsecured site 4. Change passwords regularly #PhishingAttacks

eZaga Spokesperson and Relationship Manager will be on Newsroom Afrika live at 21:45 talking about Direct Payments.

Banking fraud is on the rise, but with a few simple steps you can make sure you and your money are 100% safe 🔐 #eZaga #MakeMoves #BankingSafety #FinancialFreedom #fraud #scam #Money #SouthAfrica

Be cautious of emails, texts, or calls requesting sensitive information like passwords or account numbers. eZaga will never ask you to provide such information through these channels. Always verify the source of the communication before responding. Report Fraud on 086 999 0927

The BRICS Summit 2023; a testament to the power of collaboration and shared aspirations. Let's recap on the key moments and insights below. linkedin.com/pulse/brics-su… #BRICSSummit2023 #fintechnews #BeZagasmart

Stay one step ahead #BeZagaWise

Get Access to your Zaga seamlessly! #BeZagaWise

iMali sms voucher not reflecting? suba na worry, sikphethe! #BeZagaWise

Changed your number recently? ungas'ghosti; get in touch so that we can get you reconnected😉

Don't let your new phone be the reason you can't access your ka-ching! Let's help you re-link it now! #BeZagaWise

Thank you to IT News Africa Events for the feature. We are committed to making students' lives easier and the transactions process as seamless as possible. Read more on our partnership with NSFAS below 👇 #Fintech #StudentSupport itnewsafrica.com/2023/10/ezagas…

Happy World Teachers' Day! 👩‍🏫 Let's take a moment to recognize the incredible Teachers who shape the future of our world leaders! #WorldTeachersDay #FinancialEducation #eZaga

#BeZagaWise

Protect your Zaga, Stay Informed, Stay Secure Beware of phishing scams targeting you through calls and emails from unauthorized numbers and fraudulent eZaga accounts. Fraudsters are posing as eZaga, asking for personal info like usernames, passwords, and OTPs.

BEWARE OF FRAUDULENT LINKS! Students, exercise caution as deceptive links are circulating on unauthorized websites via platforms like WhatsApp and Facebook. These links are skillfully crafted to imitate eZaga pages, complete with the official eZaga logo.

Important Security Alert for Students! Beware of SIM Swaps and Online Scams! Stay informed and stay secure! We've got some crucial tips to protect you from online scams: ● Watch Out for SIM Swaps: ● Act Quickly if You Lose Connectivity: ● RICA Your SIM Cards Safely:

Network Data Usage Survey for Students! 20 Lucky Participants will stand a chance to WIN 1GB of data each! Click on the link below to participate in the survey, and don't forget to share your thoughts!  rb.gy/2d8sfg Your insights matter, we can't wait to hear from you!

NSFAS TUT and UL allowance update

Hey Student Bankers! Here are tips on how to stay safe online with eZaga NSFAS. 📷 Use strong passwords: Avoid birthdays or pet names. Mix it up with letters, numbers, and symbols. Read More cutt.ly/hw7tA5av