As noted by the Association of Banks of Moldova (ABM), according to information provided by the authorities, bank card data was not compromised, and the stolen information—including the IBAN account number—does not, on its own, allow anyone to access accounts or withdraw money. At the same time, the Association of Banks of Moldova warned citizens that scammers may use this information to contact them by phone, on social media, via text message, or by email, posing as representatives of a government agency, the post office, a telecommunications or internet provider, an electricity or natural gas supplier, or a bank. "The fact that they know your name or other personal information does not mean you should trust them. Do not disclose passwords or card details. Do not click on suspicious links, and do not transfer money under pressure or at the behest of those who contact you. Being informed and vigilant helps us keep our money safe and use banking services with confidence. Always verify information through the bank's official channels," emphasizes the Association of Banks of Moldova. // 28.10.2026 — InfoMarket.