Indian Bank Migrates Email and Website Domains to '.bank.in' as per RBI Directive
Indian Bank has migrated its email to @indianbank.bank.in and website to www.indianbank.bank.in, complying with an RBI directive to enhance cybersecurity and public trust in digital banking. Old email will function for 30 days.
The domain migration is a procedural change mandated by RBI for cybersecurity and public trust, not expected to have a significant direct impact on the bank's financial performance or core business operations.
The announcement describes a mandatory regulatory compliance action to enhance cybersecurity and public confidence, which is a procedural update rather than a directly positive or negative financial event for the bank.
Indian Bank has announced the migration of its email and website domains in compliance with a Reserve Bank of India (RBI) circular dated 22.04.2025. The RBI circular, No. RBI/2025-26/28 CO.DIT.DCD.No.S81/01-71-110/2025-26, advised all commercial banks to operationalize the exclusive internet domain '.bank.in' by October 31, 2025, to combat digital payment fraud, strengthen cybersecurity, and enhance public confidence. In response to this directive: * The Bank's email domain has been migrated to @indianbank.bank.in from the existing @indianbank.co.in. * The official email ID for communication with investors and other stakeholders is now investors@indianbank.bank.in. * The existing email ID, investors@indianbank.co.in, will continue to function for a transitional period of 30 days to facilitate a smooth transition. * The Bank's website has also been migrated to www.indianbank.bank.in from the previous www.indianbank.in.
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