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Abu Dhabi: In a major shift aimed at strengthening digital banking security, banks in the UAE will begin phasing out one-time passwords (OTPs) sent via SMS and email, starting Friday, July 25.

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The launch took place at the YMCA in Ga-Rankuwa Zone 5, one of the 81 walk-in centres set up across Gauteng to assist parents and guardians who lack internet access or devices to apply online.

“As per the directives issued by the UAE Central Bank, the practice of receiving OTPs via SMS or email will be phased out,” said a bank spokesperson. “Customers can now complete online transactions ...