Security & Fraud
Security & Fraud
Learn how to spot common scams and take simple steps to protect your information and accounts.
Scammers can make it appear that a call is coming from your bank—even when it isn't. If someone asks for sensitive information like passwords, PINs, or account numbers, hang up and call the bank using a trusted phone number.
When in doubt, contact us directly. We're here to help.
Phishing scams use fake emails, text messages, or websites to trick you into sharing personal or financial information.
Protect yourself by:
- Avoiding suspicious links
- Verifying unexpected requests
- Never sharing passwords or verification codes
If something doesn't seem right, contact us before responding.
A few simple habits can help keep your debit card secure.
- Keep your PIN private.
- Monitor your account regularly.
- Set up account alerts.
- Report a lost or stolen card immediately.
Quick action can help prevent unauthorized transactions.
Identity theft happens when someone uses your personal information without your permission. Watching for unusual account activity and reviewing your credit regularly can help you spot problems early.
If you think your information has been compromised, contact us right away so we can help protect your accounts.
Online banking makes managing your money easy—and taking a few precautions can help keep your accounts safe.
For added security:
- Use strong, unique passwords.
- Enable multi-factor authentication when available.
- Avoid banking on public Wi-Fi.
- Keep your devices and apps updated.
Safe banking starts with smart habits.