Fraud Alert

1. Never share your banking information or login credentials with anyone. Whether it's by phone, text, or email — even if they tell you they work for FCCB, our Fraud Center, or the US Government. (FCCB Staff will NEVER ask you for your password, multifactor authentication codes, or the answers to your security questions. If someone asks for this information, HANG UP IMMEDIATELY. Only a criminal will ask for this information.)
2. Never give out your Username, Password, Security Questions, or Authentication Codes.
3. Don’t click links in unexpected emails or texts until you’ve proved they’re legitimate. (How do you prove a message is fraudulent or legitimate? Take this quiz by Google to learn the tricks of the trade.)

Contact us immediately if you suspect your digital information is compromised — and change your passwords and security questions as soon as you’re off the phone. If you know how to sniff out a criminal’s social engineering tactics, you’ll be able to shut them down and keep your money safe.