Fraud Resources

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Keep Your Info Confidential

You should never have to give out your online banking credentials. We require Multifactor Authentication to log in to online banking.

Online Safety

Make sure you personally know the person you interact with online. Avoid opening emails or links from unknown people.

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Payment Scams

If you've notice an unfamiliar transaction or deposit in your account, make sure to verify that with the credit union.

Sweepstakes Scams

If you're notified of winning unfamiliar sweepstakes or lottery, please inform the credit union before sending any funds or cashing any checks.

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IRS Scams

The IRS collects from individuals via phone, mail, etc. Be sure to check with the IRS directly to make sure you owe funds to them before sending any funds.

Smart Password Choices

Choose passwords that are alpha-numeric, include special characters, and are a minimum of 8-12 characters in length. Ensure that your online banking password is unique and is not the same password used for other online accounts.

Read the full article on How to Avoid Sophisticated Smishing Scams

Victim Support

If you have been a victim of a scam or other fraud, there are multiple ways you can protect yourself and your financial information. Here are some actions to take if you are a victim of fraud:

Read the full article on How to Avoid Sophisticated Smishing Scams

Victim Support

If you have been a victim of a scam or other fraud, there are multiple ways you can protect yourself and your financial information. Here are some actions to take if you are a victim of fraud:

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