Fraud Alerts Program Overview

Fraud Happens, We Can Help
Tools like text alerts and one-time passcodes help to keep you safe from fraud when you make a purchase with your personal debit card. What can you do to help us fight fraud?
- Make sure your contact info is up to date so you don’t miss an alert. Click the button below to learn how to update your contact info or visit us at your local branch to have an associate update it for you.
- Know that we won’t ask you for personal info. Our text alerts will ask you “Yes” or “No” questions.
- Contact us at (866) 952-9523 if you’re unsure about a text, call or email you’ve received.
What are text alerts and one-time passcodes?
Text alerts: We’ll send you text alerts when suspicious activity is detected on your personal debit card. “Yes” or “No” questions will help us determine whether a transaction on your debit card was made fraudulently or not.
One-time passcodes: These passcodes provide step-up authentication. To complete certain online transactions with your personal debit card, we’ll send you a one-time passcode by text or email. Once you receive it, you’ll enter it into the designated box and click "Submit" to complete your transaction.
Debit Card Fraud Alerts Program Overview
This section pertains to text alerts only. One-time passcodes do not apply to this overview.
Messaging frequency depends on account activity.
For more information, text HELP to 23618.
Cancellation Process:
To cancel fraud text messaging services at any time, reply STOP to any alert from your mobile device.
Support Services:
For Fraud Alerts support, call (866) 440-9346.
Agreement:
By giving us your mobile number, you agree that Fraud Alerts text messaging is authorized to notify you of suspected incidents of financial or identity fraud.
HELP instructions:
Text HELP to 23618 for help or call (866) 440-9346.
STOP instructions:
Text STOP to 23618 to cancel.
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(866) 952-9523Release of Liability: Alerts sent via SMS may not be delivered to you if your phone is not in the range of a transmission site or if sufficient network capacity is not available at a particular time. Even within coverage, factors beyond the control of wireless carriers may interfere with message delivery for which the carrier is not responsible.
Carriers do not guarantee that alerts will be delivered.