Safe Money settings
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Enable / disable Safe Money
This button enables / disables Safe Money.
If the button is green, Kaspersky Internet Security monitors all attempts to access banking or payment system websites and performs the action set by default or configured by the user. By default, when running in Safe Money mode, Kaspersky Internet Security prompts the user for confirmation of startup of Protected Browser.
If the button is red, Kaspersky Internet Security allows visiting bank or payment system websites through a standard browser.
Learn more
Clicking this link opens a page with component details in a browser window.
In the On first access to websites of banks and payment systems section, you can select an action that Kaspersky Internet Security performs when you access bank or payment system websites for the first time.
Run Protected Browser
If Kaspersky Internet Security detects an attempt to access the specified website, it opens the website in Protected Browser. The standard browser used for accessing the website displays a message informing you that Protected Browser is being started.
Prompt for action
If Kaspersky Internet Security detects an attempt to access the specified website, it prompts you to launch Protected Browser or to open the website with the standard browser.
Do not run Protected Browser
When you attempt to access the specified website, Kaspersky Internet Security does not use Protected Browser. The website is opened in the standard browser.
In the Additional section, you can configure additional settings for Safe Money.
To proceed to websites from the Safe Money window, use <browser>
From the drop-down list, you can select the browser with which Kaspersky Internet Security will open the banking or payment system websites that are selected in the Safe Money window.
Safe Money is available to users of the following browsers: Microsoft Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge based on Chromium, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, and Yandex.Browser.
By default, Safe Money uses the browser that is the default browser in the operating system.
Create shortcut for Safe Money
Clicking this link creates a desktop shortcut for starting Safe Money. This shortcut allows opening a window that contains a list of websites of banks or payment systems for which Protected Browser is used for access.
In 64-bit versions of Windows 8, Windows 8.1, and Windows 10, hardware virtualization is used to protect the browser.
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