Stay One Step Ahead of Scammers
Today’s fraud tactics are becoming increasingly sophisticated, but you can protect yourself by staying informed.
Fraud and Account Security Information
Imposter Scams: Unmasking the Deceptive Threat
Scammers impersonate trusted contacts to trick you into revealing important information.
How to Recognize and Avoid Phishing Scams
If you receive an unexpected text message, think twice before clicking the link.
What is Jugging and How to Protect Yourself
Learn helpful tips to protect yourself and your loved ones from this rising crime.
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How to Protect Yourself from Scams
- Stay informed of new scams (we’re glad you’re here!)
- Don’t click links or open attachments from unexpected emails or text messages
- Use available tools like card alerts and card freeze
- Report suspected scams
- Protect your money with these account features
Recognize Common Red Flags
High-Pressure Tactics
Using persistent or forceful messaging, scammers will try to pressure you into sharing personal information such as logins, passwords, or online banking activation codes.
False Urgency
Be wary of messages that demand quick payment or threaten law enforcement action.
Unusual Payment Methods
Don’t agree to unusual payment methods such as cryptocurrency, gift cards, or requests to deposit an unexpected check and “pay back” any overpayment.
