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It is important to let us know when and where you are traveling. You can call Customer Care at 1.866.398.7226 to notify us of your travel dates. You can also set up. travel alerts through our online banking by selecting 'Card Management' on the left hand side and then select 'Travel Notifications.' While it is extremely important when traveling outside the country, we recommend you let us know anytime you are traveling, even if it seems a short distance. Anytime activity occurs outside your normal spending trends, it may trigger an alert from our Alert System.
All customers will be enrolled in Fraud Alerts, however, when you receive a text message from the number 96923, you can respond STOP to opt out from Fraud Alerts. If you unsubscribe to Fraud Alerts and need to subscribe later, please contact us at 1.866.398.7226.
The merchant may be blocked due to its originating corporate office. This happens on most new/replacement debit cards and uncommon transactions. Contact a customer service Relationship Banker to assist you.
It is always a good practice to inform us of your travel plans by calling customer care at 1.866.398.7226 prior to traveling outside of the U.S. Doing so will help avoid having legitimate charges flagged as potentially fraudulent. In some cases, your card may be blocked from further transactions until we are able to contact you.
Messages can only be sent via U.S. carriers and will only be receivable in the U.S. If a transaction is flagged as suspicious we will send a text but it may not be received while you are outside of the U.S. Some messages on U.S. carriers may be received while traveling; however, it will depend on that carrier’s coverage area.
You have five minutes to respond to the initial text from 96923 before alerts are sent via email and phone. If we can’t reach you between 8 a.m. and 9 p.m., your card will stay suspended until you respond or call 855.293.2456 to unlock it.
If suspicious activity is detected, your card will be temporarily suspended and you’ll get a text from 96923 asking you to verify the transaction. If you don’t respond within five minutes, we’ll follow up by email and then with a phone call from 800-237-8990. If we can’t reach you between 8 a.m. and 9 p.m., your card will stay suspended until you respond or call 855-293-2456 to unlock it.
We will never ask you to text us your account number, personal identification such as your birth date or social security number, or other personal information such as your mother’s maiden name or address. If you ever receive a text message asking for your account numbers or other personal information, please do not respond and contact us at 1.866.398.7226.
No. Settings for Account Alerts and settings for Secure Delivery Contact are different. You'll find Account alerts under Settings - Alerts and you'll find Secure Delivery Contact settings under Settings - Login Preferences - Secure Delivery Contact Information. Be sure to adjust both.
If suspicious activity is detected, you’ll receive a text from 96923 within minutes. If there’s no response within five minutes, we’ll follow up by email and phone.
If you confirm that your card has had a fraudulent transaction, the card will be deactivated and you will need to contact customer care at 1.866.398.7226 to have new card produced. If you receive a new card, you will automatically be registered with the newly issued card number, and alerts will reflect this new number.
To dispute a fraudulent charge, log in to Online Banking, select the transaction, click the three dots, and choose "Dispute Transaction" to complete the form. You can also call us to dispute ACH transactions, which may require a signed e-sign document. We also recommend contacting the merchant directly when possible.
Log in to Online Banking and go to Settings. Select Text Enrollment and toggle the option to "On". You'll then enter the SMS text number you'd like to receive alerts to. Agree to the terms and press Save at the bottom of the screen.
Initial telephone contact will not be specific to a certain card. Once someone responds to the message, they will be told the last four digits of the card that has the questionable transaction. In an effort to keep messages separate, each member of a household may want to provide their own primary number for calling purposes, such as a mobile number.
Bank Jugging is when a thief waits outside a bank, watching for customers who appear to be carrying large amounts of cash—such as in a bank bag, envelope, or coin box—and then follows them to steal the money, either by breaking into their car or confronting them directly.
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All users will be automatically enrolled in Fraud Alerts.
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Our new Fraud Alerts system relies on having the most accurate and up-to-date contact information for you. To verify or update your Personal account contact information please click below.
Log in to Online Banking or your Extraco eBank app, and go to settings. Select "alerts". From here you can add a new alert or activated and deactivate security alerts.
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