Bank of America warns customers not to hand banking credentials to AI agents
10/28/2026 — 10/29, 17:22·2 sources (all)·2 reports (all)
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- Bank of America emailed customers a financial-protection notice warning them not to share online banking usernames and passwords with outsid…
- Morgan Stanley has blocked them while JPMorgan and Citi tighten access.
Latest turnBank of America has emailed customers warning them not to share usernames or passwords with anyone, including AI tools and agents that claim to act on their behalf. The bank stressed that customers remain liable for any account activity that follows voluntarily handing over their login credentials.
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Bank of America has emailed customers warning them not to share usernames or passwords with anyone, including AI tools and agents that claim to act on their behalf. The bank stressed that customers remain liable for any account activity that follows voluntarily handing over their login credentials.
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Bank of America has emailed customers warning them not to share online banking usernames and passwords with outside services, including AI agents, and said customers bear liability if credentials are shared, Android Authority reported via IT之家. Several major US banks have found unapproved third-party agents accessing customer accounts; Morgan Stanley has begun blocking them, while JPMorgan and Citi are tightening permissions.
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