Reserve Bank of India's rap video warning against banking frauds is the coolest thing you will watch today --Here's the video

"A little caution takes care of a lot of trouble. Never respond to requests to share PIN, OTP or bank account details. Block your card if stolen, lost or compromised," Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has tweeted. RBI has been conducting Financial Literacy Week (FLW) every year since 2016 to propagate financial education messages on a particular theme across the country.

New Delhi: Seminars, tweets, SMS and other sorts of text warnings on banking frauds are now passé it seems for RBI, for the central bank has released a really cool rap video alerting customers to take care of their financial matters. 

"A little caution takes care of a lot of trouble. Never respond to requests to share PIN, OTP or bank account details. Block your card if stolen, lost or compromised," Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has tweeted.

.@RBI Kehta Hai..
A little caution takes care of a lot of trouble.
Never respond to requests to share PIN, OTP or bank account details.
Block your card if stolen, lost or compromised.#rbikehtahai #StaySafe#BeAware #BeSecurehttps://t.co/mKPAIp5rA3 pic.twitter.com/V3PRYl5351 — RBI Says (@RBIsays) February 19, 2021

This is a part of RBI's ongoing drive to spread public awareness. RBI has started a social media  initiative on its Twitter and Facebook page called 'RBI says.

RBI has been conducting Financial Literacy Week (FLW) every year since 2016 to propagate financial education messages on a particular theme across the country.

The theme selected for current year FLW was “Credit Discipline and Credit from Formal Institutions” which was observed from February 8 to February 12, 2021. This theme is one of the strategic objectives of the National Strategy for Financial Education 2020-2025. Focus will be on a) responsible borrowing; b) borrowing from formal institutions and c) timely repayments.

Banks have been advised to disseminate the information and create awareness among its customers and general public. Further, RBI will undertake a centralized mass media campaign during the month of February 2021 to broadcast essential financial awareness messages to general public, RBI had said in a release.