1 / 9Reliance Jio is alerting its millions of users about the e-KYC scam. This is a trick commonly used by online hackers whose primary objective is to steal personal details of users and through them to damage your bank account.2 / 9 Scammers want to gain access to KYC details of users through illegal means. In a letter sent to customers, Jio has warned against the increasing incidents of e-KYC scams.3 / 9In such cases, scammers usually ask users to share their KYC details/Aadhaar number or download the app or click on an unverified link. 4 / 9You are asked to download a third party app for e-KYC verification by call or message. Doing so could lead to your online fraud. So if you want to keep your bank balance intact, stay away from third party apps.5 / 9False calls are made as an official of Reliance Jio. Aadhaar number, OTP or bank account number may also be requested for such e-KYC verification. Do not provide this information by mistake.6 / 9Failure to perform e-KYC verification may result in termination of your seam. But keep in mind that once you use a valid seam with a valid document, no one can close it.7 / 9If you reply to a message for e-KYC verification, the whole group of fraudsters may harass you by making repeated calls.8 / 9Don't click on any link from an unknown number. With one click, your information can reach cyber criminals.9 / 9Complete information regarding Jio's connection can be found on the MY Jio App. So don't go to third party apps or links and submit your private information.