Almost certainly. Banks do send fraud alerts, but they don't send you a link to "verify" your login or card details, and they don't threaten to freeze your account in an hour. The link leads to a look-alike login page that harvests your credentials.
ALERT: unusual activity detected on your account. Verify your identity within 60 minutes to avoid a temporary freeze: secure-bank-verify.exampleunexpected domain, verify where it really leads
Illustrative example of the pattern, not a real message someone received.
How to verify it yourself
Call the bank using the number on the back of your card, never the number or link in the message.
Banks don't ask you to confirm full card numbers, PINs, or passwords by text.
A countdown to a "freeze" is manufactured urgency.
Log in only by typing the bank's address yourself or using its official app.