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How to report fraud

How to report fraud

We're here to help, with the tools you need to report suspicious activity.

If you suspect fraud, it's important to call us immediately at one of the phone numbers listed below:

  • Consumer Credit Card: 1.800.472.7970. You can also file a dispute for credit card charges by signing in to Online Banking and following the instructions.
  • Business Credit Card: 1.800.892.3219
  • Deposit Accounts (Debit Card, Checks, Zelle): 877.366.1121
  • Stop payment on a check: You can request that we stop payment on one or several checks when you're signed in to Online Banking, within the Information & Services tab for the account a check was written against.
  • Stopping payment on Bill Pay, Auto-draft or automatic ACH transfers: To stop payment on payments set up through Online Banking Bill Pay, please contact us. We can't process these stop payment requests online. To stop payment on auto-drafts or ACH transfers set up through a merchant or vendor, please contact us. Making a request to stop payment on these transfers may result in a fee. For more information about stop payment fees, view your Personal Schedule of Fees.
  • Wire Transfers: You have the right to dispute errors in your transaction. If you think there is an error contact us within 180 days at 1.877.337.8357, or from outside the U.S., contact us at 1.302.781.6374.
  • Home Loans: 1.800.669.6607
  • HELOC: 1.800.934.5626
  • Auto: 1.800.215.6195

Steps you can take now if you believe your identity and/or account information may have been compromised:

Contact your financial institutions and creditors

  • Speak with the fraud department and explain that someone has stolen your identity.
  • Request to close or freeze any accounts that may have been tampered with or fraudulently established.
  • Make sure to change your online login credentials, passwords and PINs.

Check your credit reports and place a fraud alert on them

  • Receive a free copy of your credit report at annualcreditreport.com layer (you can also call 877-322-8228).
  • Review your credit report to ensure that unauthorized accounts are not opened in your name.
  • Report any fraudulent accounts to the appropriate financial institutions.
  • Place a fraud alert by contacting one of the three credit bureaus (that company must tell the other two): Experian layer (888-397-3742), TransUnion layer (800-680-7289) or Equifax layer (888-766-0008).

Contact relevant authorities

  • Contact ChexSystems (888-478-6536) to place a security alert on any compromised checking and savings accounts when a deposit account has been impacted.
  • Contact the Federal Trade Commission layer (877-438-4338) to report an ID theft incident.
  • File a report with your local law enforcement. Be sure to get a copy of the report to submit to your creditors and others that may require proof of the crime.

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