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Please check on your computer, if the link on your browser is https://ebanking.gbhbank.com/. Communication between your computer and the bank server is encrypted by SSL 128b. Any technical problem with login to your bank account, report to support@gbhholding.com. Click on the e-Banking icon for login in the Internet Banking application which will redirect you to the secured GBH Private Bank website.
SECURITY NOTICE:
It's important that you do everything you can to protect yourself from internet banking fraud on your GBH Private Bank eBanking accounts. Here are some easy and practical steps you can take to protect the security of your computer's hardware and software.
Double check the website address
Double check that you're on the official GBH Private Bank website before logging in - www.gbhbank.com or https://ebanking.gbhbank.com/
We use digital certificates from GeoTrust that verify that you're connected to our official internet banking website. These certificates also confirm that all communication between you and GBH Private Bank is encrypted (128b) and therefore secure. Encryption is a mathematical method of coding information.
You should be aware of the following security issues when banking online:
Caching - browsers have the ability to cache information, that is, to remember a page or an image from a website. This makes Internet surfing quicker because when you return to a Web page previously visited, the browser can present a stored page without having to request the page from the server again.
For security, all GBH Private bank eBanking pages are delivered with instructions to the browser not to cache (remember) the information. While most browsers obey these instructions, Internet Explorer ignores them and under certain circumstances you may view a cached page of information. To prevent this make sure that Internet Explorer has the following settings:
- Tools >> Internet Options >> Advanced >> Do not save encrypted pages
- Tools >> Internet Options >> General >> Settings >> Never
- Tools >> Internet Options >> Advanced >> Empty Temporary Internet Files folder when browser is closed