Want to protect your money? Start by protecting your banking information

We use our phones for everything these days: paying, sending money, checking balances, opening accounts… all in seconds!
But did you know that if you don’t protect your information, you could be exposed to fraud or theft?

No need to panic, but it’s important to stay alert.
At Zimplifica, we believe security starts with you.
That’s why we’re sharing simple, no-nonsense tips to help you protect your financial information the right way.

Why is it so important to protect your information?

Because your information is just as valuable as your money.
If someone gets access to your banking details, they could make transfers, take out loans, or even steal your identity.

The good news: you can prevent this with just a few simple habits.
You don’t need to be a tech expert—just pay attention.

What kind of fraud can happen?

Many scams start with things that seem normal:

• A message asking you to “verify your account”
• A call pretending to be your bank
• A link to a fake website
• Connecting to public Wi-Fi where someone can see what you're doing

Easy (but powerful) tips to protect your information

Follow these steps to stay much safer:

• Don’t share your data with anyone
  Not your PIN, not your password, not your security codes.
  No one trustworthy will ask for that over the phone, WhatsApp, or email.

• Use strong passwords
  Forget “1234” or “mylastname2023.”
  Use a mix of letters, numbers, and symbols—and change it from time to time.

• Enable two-step verification
  It’s a second code sent to your phone.
  Even if someone has your password, they can’t get in without this.

• Don’t trust strange links
  If something asks for your details “urgently” or sounds too good to be true… don’t click.
  Check with your bank first.

• Treat your phone like your wallet
  Use fingerprint, password, or facial lock.
  Only download apps from the official store and keep your device updated.

• Only use trusted Wi-Fi networks
  Avoid making payments on public Wi-Fi in cafés, airports, or buses.
  Use your mobile network or a secure private connection.

• Check your transactions regularly
  Log into your app from time to time.
  If you see something unusual, report it immediately.

• Log out if it’s not your device
  Especially if you're using a shared computer or phone.
  You never know who’s next.

What does Zimplifica do to protect you?

At Zimplifica, we take your security very seriously.
That’s why we follow the highest cybersecurity standards used by the global financial industry.

Why do we do it?
Because we’re committed to you—and to the system.

As a registered entity with SUGEF, and authorized by the Central Bank of Costa Rica as a Payment Service Provider (PSP), we are required to follow clear and strict rules to safeguard your information.
And that’s not just another requirement—it’s a responsibility we take seriously.

Security is not optional.
It’s part of how we work every day.

Conclusion: Security starts with you

You now have full control of your finances in the palm of your hand. And that’s amazing.
But it also means staying aware.

Protecting your information isn’t complicated:
it’s about staying alert, getting informed, and making smart decisions.

At Zimplifica, we work every day to make using our services simple and secure.
With small actions on your part—and our technology working in the background—managing your money can be safe and easy.