Set Up Account Alerts to Keep Your Credit Union Assets SafeClark County Credit Union will continue to keep you informed and provide ways to protect your assets and information, especially during this time of increased fraud attempts due to COVID-19. Here are some things to do to keep your assets safe. Account SecuritySystem AlertsOur new Online Banking system comes with security features that sends alerts via text or email for things like password and username changes or updates to your account. These alerts make sure that there is no unusual activity or potential fraud. If you receive an alert for something you did not do on your account, please take these steps:
Member Created AlertsCCCU allows you to set up other alert notifications through Online Banking. This lets you stay on top of what’s important to you. You can request an alert for specific conditions you choose. The alerts are then sent to you through a secure message, but you can also choose to receive them by email, phone, or text message. Alerts can be set for these things:
For guidance setting up alerts and other Online Banking features, view the Online Banking Guide. Clark County Credit Union Follows Best Security PracticesAs a reminder, Clark County Credit Union will never contact you and ask for your account number or personal information. If you receive a call from anyone asking for your information, hang up. You can verify the legitimacy by calling our Service department at 702-228-2228, through online chat at www.ccculv.org, or through your Online Banking in a secure message. Stay updated with tips to keep you and your assets safe, learn about current scams, or get relevant resource information by visiting our COVID-19 Resource Page. |