Brother, "Two days back I had to withdraw a big amount by closing one of the deposits. Within a few minutes of the closure, I got the amount credited to my account and some representative from the bank immediately called me and started asking me questions. The first question was why I wanted to close the deposit and withdraw the money. The second question was why I want this money now. I felt awkward explaining all these things to some bank representative. But they did tell me that they do all these things for safety and security reasons. I actually felt insecure and only after their questions, I had a feeling that there might be some security issues because they were watching the transactions I was doing."

There has been a huge banking liquidity crisis in the past month. 4 banks have been put into receivership at the FDIC, because people were afraid of their money being safe.

Basically what you saw in the movie "Its a Wonderful Life" but the 2020s digital version.

So when you took that large amount out, the bank manager called to see if they could try to convince you to keep your deposit there, and when they saw you were unaware of the crisis, they didnt bother to inform you about it, perhaps so you didnt panic.

If you would like literature/links, or more info, respond and lemme know, im very very familiar with banking