Are the messages you and I sent credible?

Under normal circumstances, your financial information is true.

You and I financial short messages are common short messages sent by financial service institutions to customers, which usually involve account balance, transaction reminder, loan application and so on. Financial short messages are usually sent by banks, securities, insurance and other financial institutions or their partners. These institutions are usually supervised by the regulatory authorities and need to abide by relevant laws and regulations. In order to ensure the authenticity and security of information, these institutions usually carry out strict certification and compliance procedures. Although most financial short messages are true, we should be alert to the existence of online fraud and fake short messages. Criminals may obtain personal sensitive information or defraud money transfer by forging the identity information of SMS sending institutions. We need to be vigilant, especially short messages that require sensitive information such as passwords, verification codes and bank card numbers.