Fraud Protection

Password Safety

• If you need assistance with managing your passwords, a password management app or software may be helpful. This is a lot more secure than saving your password with your internet browser or writing it down.
   
• Activate any two-factor authentication options that may be available.
   
• In online banking, you can enable two-factor authentication for every login attempt by going to Settings, Security, and then turning on the "Require Two-Factor Authentication for Each Login" option. Each time that you log in, you will be prompted to answer your security questions on file or enter in a code that is sent via email. text or call.
   
• To manage your browser password settings, select your browser type below to view the browser specific preferences.
   
  • Chrome
  • Edge
  • Firefox
  • Safari

Keep an Eye Out

• Keep track of activity on your credit union accounts using our Notifications and Text Banking features. Report any suspicious activity as soon as possible.
   
• If you receive an alert regarding unusual activity on your credit or debit card, please contact us immediately.

Guard Against Fraud

• Don't respond to unsolicited emails, phone calls or text messages asking for account or debit card numbers, or other personal information.

• Never share passwords and PIN numbers with anyone.

• Be careful what you post on social media. The sites are frequent hangouts for fraudsters.