UBS Digital Banking for SMEs: simply secure

With the setup wizard in E-Banking, you can block all countries to which you do not have to make payments, for example. You have the option to change this again at any time.

Restrict the use of your UBS Debit Card geographically: worldwide, throughout Europe, or in Switzerland and Liechtenstein only. This increases protection against card misuse.

Set a monthly transfer limit for payments via E-Banking and the Mobile Banking App.

You can deactivate individual accounts, such as the savings account for reserves, for online payments.

Receive push, SMS or email notifications about account movements or unexecuted payments. Then you won’t miss a thing.

If you have collective signing authority, you can activate the confirmation of new payment recipients in E-Banking for accounts with collective signing authority.

Always start the login process at ubs.com. UBS E-Banking delivers a certificate when establishing a connection. This is how you can verify its authenticity:

1. In the URL, click on the padlock icon displayed (once or twice).
2. The certificate displayed in the pop-up window must correspond to one of the following certificates.

When using the Mobile Banking App, the check is performed automatically.

If you want to relax your personal security settings in E-Banking, confirmation is required via your Access Card or Access Key. You will need to enter the term “OFF” in the card reader or Access Card Display. Then transfer the code that is displayed to E-Banking.

Only confirm the term “OFF” if you have adjusted the settings yourself.

Make sure you log out at the end of every session: using the logout button in the top right-hand corner in E-Banking, or under Logout in the menu in the Mobile Banking App.

After logging out, we recommend that you empty your browser’s cache.

Do not write down PINs and passwords. Memorize them instead.

This applies in particular to PINs and passwords for debit and credit cards, payment solutions and for the Access Card. Also be sure to use a different password for each digital login and above all not to use private passwords, as these can usually be found more easily by hackers.

Update your software and antivirus programs regularly for even better protection. Spam filters and “anti-phishing” software also help to filter out phishing websites and emails.