Avoiding Scams
Ixonia Bank Security
Stay Safe from Scams!
Fraudsters are getting smarter, so it’s more important than ever to protect yourself and your money by staying educated on fraud. Through proactivity and precautions, you can stay one step ahead of scammers to safeguard yourself and your loved ones. This page contains a variety of information and resources to help you stay safe from today’s common scams.
Scam Prevention TipsSlow DownResist the pressure to act quickly after receiving a message. Scammers use urgency to instill fear and pressure you into taking immediate action. Stop CommunicationBlock any contacts that send unwanted calls, emails, or text messages to help prevent further communication from a scammer. Keep Your Information SafeNever share personally identifiable or sensitive financial information with someone upon request. Ask for HelpBefore acting in response to a message, tell a trusted friend, family member, or someone at your financial institution—asking for advice can help you determine if it’s a scam.
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Fraud Advice from Ixonia BankConsumer Fraud Video |
Fraud Prevention Guidance for Business OwnersIxonia Bank is committed to helping your business fight fraud. Learn more here about Treasury Management solutions for fraud, such as ACH Blocks/Filters and Positive Pay. |
Business Fraud Video |
Emerging Scam HighlightRecently, scammers have turned to AI-based tactics in their attempts to defraud individuals. Read more here to stay updated on and learn how to avoid this emerging threat. |
Learn More Here |
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Responding to FraudIf you’re impacted by a scam, it’s important to take quick action. In addition to notifying your financial institution and contacting local law enforcement, follow these simple steps: |
Reporting Fraud
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Scam Red Flags
Ixonia Bank will never ask you for your:
- Account Number
- Online Banking Credentials
- Debit Card Number
- Social Security Number
- Verification Code or PIN
Never give out any of this information!
