With the rapid advancement of technology and the increasing use of artificial intelligence, online fraud schemes have become more sophisticated and complex than ever. As part of its customer awareness efforts, Rasameel Investment Company issued a warning about online fraud attempts conducted through suspicious social media pages impersonating the company’s official representatives.

These fraudulent accounts request recipients to access fake websites to pay investment fees or transfer funds under various misleading pretexts, putting users at risk of phishing and financial fraud.

On this occasion, Rasameel Investment CEO, Dakheel Al-Dakheel, urged the public to be vigilant and cautious of fraudulent messages impersonating him or other Rasameel employees, which often ask recipients to click on suspicious links or share One-Time Passwords (OTP).

He emphasized that ignoring such unidentified messages protects users from fraud and safeguards their personal information.

Al-Dakheel clarified that Rasameel Investment never requests customers to share confidential personal information, one-time passwords, or banking credentials over the phone, email, or any other communication channel.

The company does not ask clients to update their financial data via calls, emails, or text messages.

He reaffirmed the company’s ongoing awareness initiative aimed at enhancing public knowledge about financial and investment safety, utilizing all its social media platforms and digital channels.

He also mentioned that Rasameel strictly adheres to the highest security standards to protect the rights of its clients and stakeholders, continually updating its systems to provide top-tier digital service.

Finally, Al-Dakheel confirmed that, as part of its social responsibility, Rasameel continues to publish awareness content across its website and digital platforms to protect customer data, stressing its full commitment to maintaining its reputation and safeguarding the interests of all its clients.