'These apps provide an error message after the attempted login,' the FBI warned. The goal is to trick you into entering your login credentials. Yet the FBI is warning that we've got to watch out for: Fake banking appsД«ad actors are designing apps that impersonate the real apps of real banks. 'Studies of U.S.В financial data indicate a 50% surge in mobile banking since the beginning of 2020,' according to an FBI alert about cyber-crime. Mobile banking is attracting many novice customers now, too, and they might not be familiar with some scams. So mobile banking is a welcome alternative and may continue to be for quite some time. We're using mobile apps for everything from cashing checks to transferring money to someone else to splitting a check at dinner or paying a bill.Дuring many coronavirus-related,В 'stay-at-home' orders, many bank branches didn't allow walk-up traffic and were available to customers only by appointment. The coronavirus pandemic has made AmericansВ increasingly reliant on handling their bank accounts online and via mobile apps. While this incident may be a short-lived snag, consumers cannot afford to be too complacent these days when it comes to bank security. More: Michigan man's credit score tumbles 91 points because of a student loan glitch More: Here's how managing your money will change because of COVID-19 More: Chase checking account balance off? Bank says 'technical issue' was to blame 'As always, customers can email or call us if they see transactions on their accounts they donвЂ™t recognize.'Д¬hase, the country's largest bank, did not give any specific details relating the the glitch, leaving many wondering just what did happen. 'ThereвЂ™s nothing consumers need to do,' Lule said Monday. We resolved this issue as of 9AM ET and accounts now show current balances.'Д¬arlene Lule, a spokesperson for JPMorgan Chase, said the technical issue delayed the bank for several hours from posting updated information that consumers could see online or via their mobile app. This was caused by a technical issue that delayed updates on what displayed on Chase Mobile & Chase Online.

Oddly enough, some other consumers reported on social media that they were spotting an extra $2,500 or so in their Chase bank accountsВ - money that didn't belong to them.Д¬hase's response Sunday on Twitter was: 'We know some customers (are) reporting seeing incorrect balances in their checking account overnight.

Some consumers who expected to be paid Friday via direct deposit claimed during the weekend Twitterstorm that they still had not seen the money yet. A social media storm kicked up late Saturday and Sunday as Chase banking customers panicked when it seemed as if money suddenly vanishedВ from their bank accounts.

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