Rule · PMA · 14 Jan 2026
The Palestine Monetary Authority warns specialized lending institutions in Palestine about fraudsters impersonating employees to contact borrowers via social media and demand immediate repayment of debts to avoid legal action. Institutions are required to disseminate awareness messages to borrowers regarding official communication channels and repayment mechanisms, and to report fraud incidents and related legal actions taken to the Authority.
Palestine Monetary Authority
Circular No. (2 / 2026)
To all specialized lending institutions operating in Palestine Date: Wednesday, January 14, 2026
Subject: Criminal Method Used in Fraud
The Palestine Monetary Authority urges specialized lending institutions to exercise caution and vigilance regarding a criminal method that relies on fraudsters impersonating employees of lending institutions and/or their representatives, and contacting borrower customers via communication and social media channels to demand immediate repayment of a number of outstanding debt installments to avoid taking legal measures and executing arrest warrants against the debtor.
Accordingly, the Palestine Monetary Authority confirms the necessity to do the following:
Supervision Group
Palestine Monetary Authority
www.pma.ps
Ramallah & Al-Bireh Governorate - Palestine P.O. Box 452 Ramallah & Al-Bireh Governorate Postal Code: P6160675 | Phone: +970 2 2415251 | Fax: +970 2 2415310 | info@pma.ps
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