Protect Yourself
Learn how you can protect yourself and your banking information.
Avoiding Identity Theft
Take action and protect your identity with these 3 simple steps: Educate Yourself, Keep it to Yourself, and Be Proactive. This video will provide you with facts and strategies to avoid danger zones for identity theft. Learn more about how to protect yourself!
Debit Card Management
Turn your card ON or OFF, set locations where it can be used, and more. Receive real-time alerts each time a registered card is used, which makes detecting fraud easier.
Monitor Accounts
Monitor your accounts frequently
If you wait for your monthly statements to arrive, it may be too late. Instead, routinely monitor your bank and credit accounts by enrolling for online banking or mobile banking.
Check Your Credit Score
You're entitled to one report from each of the three credit bureau reports (Equifax, Experian and TransUnion) every twelve months through www.AnnualCreditReport.com.
Business Account Security
Corporate Account Takeover is a type of business identity theft in which a criminal entity steals a business’s valid online banking credentials.
Never Give Out Personal Information
No legitimate entity, neither the police nor bank personnel, will ever ask you for your Account or Personal Identification Number (PIN). This is true in person, on the phone, and by email. If you are ever suspicious, contact your SNBT banker for verification.
Keep Good Records
Keep a record of all of the 800 numbers for the issuing bank for your credit and debit cards. If your card or wallet is ever stolen, you'll be able to contact them immediately and provide the necessary information.
Take Action
If you discover unauthorized use, or if your Credit or Debit Card number is stolen, report the loss before your card is used.