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Bank Smart. Stay Secure. We're committed to protecting your finances and personal information with advanced tools, proactive monitoring, and ongoing education—so you can bank with confidence, wherever life takes you. Report Suspicious Activity

Security

Bank Smart. Stay Secure. We're committed to protecting your finances and personal information with advanced tools, proactive monitoring, and ongoing education—so you can bank with confidence, wherever life takes you. Report Suspicious Activity

Report Fraud or Suspicious Activity

To report suspicious emails, text messages or websites, contact us immediately at 800.837.6584. If you notice suspicious activity on your debit card after hours, please contact the number on the back of your debit card immediately to report potential fraud.
Report Fraud or Suspicious Activity

Freeze Your Debit Card

If you suspect fraudulent activity on your debit card, protect your account quickly by using our Card Management tool. Simply log in to ANBTX Online Banking or the ANBTX Mobile App, access Card Management, and temporarily freeze your card while you work with us to resolve potential fraudulent activity.
Freeze Your Debit Card

Helping protect your accounts with security you can trust.

24/7 Fraud Monitoring

Secure Digital Banking

Multi-Factor Authentication

Real-Time Account Alerts

Dedicated Support Team

HOW WE PROTECT YOU
Bank Smart. Stay Secure.

From login to transaction, every interaction is safeguarded using layered security measures designed to detect and prevent fraud before it impacts you.

  • Continuous fraud detection and monitoring
  • Secure authentication protocols
  • Encrypted digital banking experience
  • Real-time alerts for unusual activity
  • Rapid response from our dedicated fraud team

Choose Your Security Path
Security Resources Tailored to Your Banking Needs

We will never ask for your password, PIN, or secure access codes. If you receive a suspicious message, contact us directly.
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Personal Banking Security

Protect your accounts, identity, and everyday transactions with practical tips designed for individuals and families.
Explore Personal Security
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Business Banking Security

Safeguard your business from cyber threats, fraud, and operational risks with specialized tools and best practices.
Explore Business Security

Common Scams to Monitor
Be On the Lookout for Financial Scams

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Fraudulent emails or messages that pretend to be legitimate in order to trick people into sharing passwords, account details, or other sensitive information. 
Watch for: misspelled sender domains, generic greetings, urgent requests to "verify" your account.
A scam carried out by phone call or voicemail where criminals impersonate trusted organizations to obtain sensitive information or payments. 
A phishing scam delivered by text message, often urging you to click a link or respond with personal or banking information. 
When a criminal gains unauthorized access to an online account and uses it to steal money, data, or change account settings.
Scams that trick victims into sending money directly to a fraudster through peer-to-peer payment apps or bank transfers.
The use of altered, counterfeit, or stolen checks to withdraw money or deposit funds illegally.
The theft of card data using a hidden device attached to an ATM or card reader—often to make unauthorized purchases or withdrawals.
A scam where someone builds a fake online relationship to gain trust and then asks for money, gift cards, or financial help.
When someone steals personal information, such as Social Security or account numbers, to open accounts, make purchases, or commit fraud.
Fraud schemes that promise high or guaranteed returns from investments or crypto opportunities to steal money from victims.
Financial exploitation or manipulation that targets older adults through pressure, deception, or unauthorized use of their money or assets.
A scheme where a criminal transfers your phone number to a new SIM card so they can intercept verification codes and access your accounts.