1 / 5Many SBI customers have received a message claiming their accounts will be blocked if they don’t update their Permanent Account Number (PAN)2 / 5 This is a fake message being circulated by scammers. If you have also received such a message, don’t respond and report it to the bank.3 / 5The Government’s official fact-checker, PIB Fact Check has warned SBI customers about the fake message.4 / 5“A #Fake message issued in the name of SBI is asking customers to update their PAN number to avoid their account from getting blocked,” PIB Fact Check tweeted.5 / 5“Never respond to emails/SMS asking to share your personal or banking details,” it added. Scammers are sending fake messages such as: “Dear Customer your SBI YONO Account Closed Today Contact now And Update your PAN MUMBER details in the Link.” A link accompanies the SMS. You risk losing all your money in your bank account and your personal data by clicking on scam links. Clicking any link sent by a scammer on your phone or email-id provides scammers with the necessary data required to access your account. If you want to keep the money in your bank account safe then never respond to any email/SMS/Whatsapp asking to share personal or banking details. If you have received such a message then report it via email and phone call