Fraud & Scam Protection

Pro Tip: Never share your passwords or secure access codes with anyone!

A person getting a fraud alert on their phone.

Fraud and scams are on the rise again, nationwide. CAMPUS is always working to protect your accounts, but you can help. Do not share your secure access code with anyone. When in doubt, hang up, and call us directly!

CAMPUS will never initiate a call, text, or email to verify a secure access code.

Stay up-to-date on the latest scams on ftc.gov.

Stay in the know!

Set up text account alerts in CAMPUS Online and Mobile Banking and stay informed about account balance alerts, deposit alerts, transaction alerts, and more. Choose from multiple security alert options to help keep your account access more secure.

Here are a few resources to learn more about
the different types of fraud and scams, and how to protect yourself from becoming a victim.

Beware of Popular Holiday Scams

 

Quick tips to Prevent Fraud

4 Popular Scams & How to Protect Yourself

Webinars On-Demand

Imposter Scams: Protect yourself and your finances from the most common scams.

Trending Scams: Learn about today's most common scams to keep yourself safe from fraud.

Identity Theft & Fraud: Protecting yourself and your loved ones

Post Fraud Resources

If you have been a victim of fraud, here are some resources to help you recover and protect yourself against future scams.

  • expand_moreCredit Bureau Contacts

    Contact the three nationwide credit bureaus — Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion — to request free fraud alerts, credit freezes, and more.

    Contact the Credit Bureaus →

  • expand_moreCredit Freezes and Fraud Alerts

    Learn more about credit freezes and fraud alerts, what they are, and how they can protect you.

    Credit Freezes and Fraud Alerts →

  • expand_moreReport Fraud

    Help protect yourself and others by reporting fraud and scams to the Federal Trade Commission.

    Report Fraud →

  • expand_moreIdentity Theft

    Report identity theft, develop a recovery plan, and learn basic recovery steps.

    Report Identity Theft →