Organisation : Karnataka Bank Ltd
Facility : MoneyClick – Internet Banking Service
Internet Banking : https://moneyclick.ktkbank.com/BankAwayRetail/AuthenticationController?__START_TRAN_FLAG__=Y&FORMSGROUP_ID__=AuthenticationFG&__EVENT_ID__=LOAD&FG_BUTTONS__=LOAD&ACTION.LOAD=Y&AuthenticationFG.LOGIN_FLAG=1&BANK_ID=KBL&LANGUAGE_ID=001
Website : https://karnatakabank.com/
MoneyClick – Internet Banking :
MoneyClick, Internet Banking Service is now enabled with Two factor authentication using SMS/email OTP(One Time Password)
Related : Karnataka Bank Process for PIN Regeneration : www.statusin.in/20569.html
We suggest you not to login from Internet browsing centers / publicly available internet machines. If you login from your home / office machines , please ensure and verify that the ANTI-VIRUS pattern/signature files are up to date.
Important:
** Do not provide your username and password anywhere other than in this page
** Your user name and password are highly confidential. Never part with them. Karnataka Bank will never ask for this information.
** Karnataka Bank never sends email for getting customer information. Please report immediately if you receive any e-mail purported to be originated by Karnataka Bank to gather your Username or Password or any other personal information. This may be a phishing mail.
** Personal Information for access control will be kept confidential.
Steps to Ensure Money-Click Login :
I) Settings for Mozilla Firefox 3.x
To enable JavaScript. From the Tools menu, choose Options -> Click the Content tab -> Tick check box “Enable JavaScript” & “Enable Java”.Click OK,Close and restart your browser.
II) Settings for Opera 10.x
1.Click on Tools
2. Click on Quick Preferences
3. Enable Javascript
III) Settings for Google Chrome 24.x.xxxx.xx (latest Version)
1.Customise and Control Google Chrome
2. Click on settings
3. Show advance settings –> Privacy –> click on content settings
4. JavaScript –> Click on radio button Allow sites to run JavaScript ( recommended )
For BSNL Broad Band Customers for updating DNS server entry Click here
For any clarifications, you can contact us at our 24-Hour Customer Care Center Toll Free Number
Toll Free Number 1800 425 1444 (Only for BSNL and MTNL Subscribers in India)
Or 080-22021507/08/09
**”moneyclick”has designed this website to use with the web-browsers that use 256 bit Secured Socket Layer (SSL) technology. Secured Socket Layer is an encryption Method that protects the information transmitted between our website and client computer.
Online Security :
Karnataka Bank strives to provide our customers a secure banking environment, we also recommend our customers not to provide their banking and other details to any one as a means of enhancing security to MoneyClick Banking.
Password strategies to avoid :
Some common methods used to create passwords are easy to guess by criminals. To avoid weak, easy-to-guess passwords:
Avoid sequences or repeated characters : “12345678,” “222222,” “abcdefg,” or adjacent letters on your keyboard do not help make secure passwords.
Avoid using only look-alike substitutions of numbers or symbols : Criminals and other malicious users who know enough to try and crack your password will not be fooled by common look-alike replacements, such as to replace an ‘i’ with a ‘1’ or an ‘a’ with ‘@’ as in “M1cr0$0ft” or “P@ssw0rd”. But these substitutions can be effective when combined with other measures, such as length, misspellings, or variations in case, to improve the strength of your password.
Avoid your login name : Any part of your name, birthday, or similar information for your loved ones constitutes a bad password choice. This is one of the first things criminals will try.
Avoid dictionary words in any language: Avoid dictionary words in any language. Criminals use sophisticated tools that can rapidly guess passwords that are based on words in multiple dictionaries, including words spelled backwards, common misspellings, and substitutions.
Use more than one password everywhere: If any one of the computers or online systems using this password is compromised, all of your other information protected by that password should be considered compromised as well. It is critical to use different passwords for different systems.
Avoid using online storage : If malicious users find these passwords stored online or on a networked computer, they have access to all your information.
How to access and change your passwords :
Web sites have a variety of policies that govern how you can access your account and change your password. Look for a link (such as “my account”) somewhere on the site’s home page that goes to a special area of the site that allows password and account management.