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Nabil Bank Reaffirms Data Integrity Protocols Amidst Misleading Media Reports.

Nabil Bank Limited has officially denied social media claims regarding a breach of customer transaction data. The bank clarified that any information referenced in recent news reports was accessed through legal investigative channels, not an unauthorized leak, and reaffirmed its commitment to international data security standards.

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Nabil Bank Reaffirms Data Integrity Protocols Amidst Misleading Media Reports.

Nabil Bank Limited has issued a strong rebuttal against recent allegations circulating on social media and certain media outlets regarding the unauthorized disclosure of confidential customer data. The bank dismissed these claims as baseless and misleading, emphasizing that it maintains a zero-tolerance policy toward data negligence. Responding specifically to a report in Kantipur Daily, the bank clarified that the transaction details mentioned were obtained by authorized investigative bodies through formal legal procedures, rather than through any internal security lapse or unauthorized leak. The bank reassured its clientele that all sensitive information is strictly protected within its core banking system and is only shared with regulatory or legal authorities when mandated by law. Nabil Bank reaffirmed its adherence to prevailing data protection regulations and warned that it would pursue legal action against individuals or entities involved in spreading misinformation or attempting to defame the institution. The bank continues to urge its customers to rely on official channels for verified information regarding their accounts and the bank's security protocols.

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