With the Eurasian Bank support, Women in Tech Kazakhstan and the Be Woman Platform, the Aman Bol/Digital Security for Women Educational Project was launched – ten practical podcasts that will help identify modern fraud schemes, protect personal data, resist digital violence and safely use online services.

Everyone can watch the podcasts at the website: https://aman-bol.kz/

“The launch of the Aman Bol Program is a timely and important initiative. At the Bank, we see the financial behavior of Kazakhstanis from the inside – we are alarmed by the changing nature of threats. Today, scammers are attacking not only the technical systems of banks, but more human habits and trust. That’s why we became partners of the Aman Bol Project. Protecting our clients is a matter of their trust. And trust is the foundation of everything we do,” said Lyazzat Satiyeva, CEO of Eurasian Bank.

The presentation of the Aman Bol/Digital Security for Women Project took place on 26 June in Almaty as part of the Summer Meet-Up, organized by Women in Tech Kazakhstan at the Innotech powered by Arizona State University

“We live in an era when digital literacy is becoming as necessary a competence as financial literacy or knowledge of foreign languages. Women should not only use modern technologies, but also understand how to protect themselves in the digital environment and use new tools to develop their own business,” said Asem Bolatzhan, CEO of Women in Tech Kazakhstan.

According to statistics, more than half of the victims of financial and digital fraud are women. Scammers put pressure on their strongest qualities – emotional responsiveness and responsibility for their loved ones. Therefore, the Aman Bol Program will help women navigate the digital world with confidence, recognize risks, and protect their psyche, mental health, personal boundaries, and family well-being.

Eurasian Bank is aware of its responsibility and is systematically working to improve digital security. In 2025, we implemented a series of anti-fraud educational videos, we regularly publish current fraud schemes on the Bank website, and train employees to recognize customers who are under pressure from intruders.

The videos can be viewed at the Bank YouTube channel.