A viral Facebook post advises ATM users being forced to withdraw cash to enter their PIN backwards to secretly call the police. No ATMs in United States have, or have ever had, this security feature.

Rumours are starting to circulate again now that the 50th birthday of ATM machines is being celebrated. However, this is unfortunately not true, and is nothing more than false information that began ...

A story is making its way around social media about how to discretely call for help if an armed suspect arrives to rob you at the ATM machine. The story claims that if you type in your ATM pin ...

In the modern world, we all have a bank account and a debit/ATM card to withdraw money. Among the various facilities, the debit card is one of the most used services, which provides customers the ...

ATM Pin Forget: ATM cards are used by many people. The most important thing to use the card is the PIN, which people forget many times. Then there is a problem. To use the ATM debit card of any bank, ...

As the government is pushing for digital payments and people are opting for debit/credit cards, it is high time that banks do come out with security measures. Representational Image: Photo: Pixabay ...

The old wives' tale of entering your ATM PIN in backwards to call for help if you're at the ATM under duress has been around for a while, but even though the technology exists to provide additional ...

If you as a SBI debit card or ATM card holder have forgotten your PIN and finding it difficult to generate a new one, here's a simple and easy process. As a safety measure, one is often reminded to ...

HOUSTON - From an ATM, can you alert police by typing your pin number in backwards? A viewer reached out to the KHOU Verify team on Facebook asking if the claim was true. A post circulating on ...

Messages offering a seemingly helpful heads-up about how to deal with a situation in which one is forced to hand over money withdrawn from an ATM under duress began circulating on the Internet in ...