Fraud Prevention
Protect your accounts and know what to watch for
Fraud can happen in different ways. Knowing what to look for and how to respond can help protect your accounts and personal information.
Common types of fraud
Fraud often involves someone trying to gain access to your information or accounts.
- Phishing emails or texts asking for personal or account information
- Phone scams posing as banks, companies, or government agencies
- Fake websites designed to look legitimate
- Unauthorized transactions or unfamiliar account activity
How to protect yourself
Simple steps can help reduce your risk.
- Do not share account or personal information
- Verify requests before responding
- Use strong, unique passwords
- Monitor your accounts regularly
- Set up account alerts
If something does not look right
Act quickly if you notice anything unusual.
- Review your recent transactions
- Turn off your debit card if needed
- Contact us as soon as possible
Important to remember
We will never ask for sensitive information through:
- Text message
- Unsolicited phone calls
If you are unsure about a message or call, contact us directly.
Stay informed and reach out if needed
Fraud tactics change over time. Staying aware of common scams can help you recognize them early.
If something does not seem right, reach out. We will take a look and help you decide what to do next.
