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Have you received an unexpected request to change bank details from a supplier?
Learn how to protect your business, suppliers and customers from loss.
This page provides information on how to report fraud and the support we offer you to stay safe.
Have you received an unexpected request to change bank details from a supplier?
Have you received an urgent request to transfer funds from a colleague that doesn't seem right?
Fraudsters are known to impersonate the bank and other trusted organisations to trick you.
Have you received an unexpected email asking you to take action?
Fraudsters are known to use malicious software to compromise your devices.
SMS can be used to trick you into divulging personal or sensitive information.
Because they rely on the anonymity of the internet, it can be hard to spot a purchase scam.
Fake investment websites can be hard to tell apart from the real thing.
Browse the Royal Bank Business Hub to see the latest insights and guidance to help you protect your business from fraudsters.
Fighting fraud in professional services
Learn how to protect your business, suppliers and customers from loss.
Always think twice and make double checking second nature.
Dual controls to protect your payments
Customise payment limits
Set what each user can do
Electronic payments can have great benefits, but it's important to make sure they are secure.
Cheques can be a target of criminals. Follow our advice to help protect yourself from loss.
Find the support you need to resolve the most common business debit and credit card payment issues.
Learn how to make and receive card payments securely, and the warning signs to look out for.
Open to Royal Bank customers, Tyl by NatWest allows you to take card payments anytime, anywhere and get next business day settlement. Tyl helps you to understand your business better.
Fees and eligibility criteria apply.
We’re collaborating with the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) to bring you the latest cyber security advice and support.
The NCSC guide for small and medium sized businesses is an excellent place to start. It provides simple steps you can take to improve your security.
You can also test your business’s readiness and practice your response with the NCSC’s online tool.