Recently, there has been an increase in cyberattacks targeting corporate clients. Fraudsters are sending phishing emails that appear to come from tax authorities, law enforcement agencies, or bank employees, with misleading requests such as:
Requests to "reconcile mandatory payments"
Claims of outstanding debts requiring immediate settlement
Links to perform “remote actions” to avoid visiting tax offices
Fake credit verification requests
Please be aware: Clicking on suspicious links may result in unauthorized access to your business accounts. Even if the email appears official, do not engage with such content.
Never click on links in suspicious or unexpected emails
Do not share personal or financial information
Verify the sender's address and look for typos or inconsistencies in the message
Contact your local tax authority directly if you receive a questionable message
Report any suspicious activity to Bakai Bank immediately by calling 6111 (available 24/7)
We strongly recommend informing all employees in your organization who have access to financial operations through the Bakai Business app.
Your business security is our top priority.
Sincerely,
The Bakai Business Team
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