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To help protect you and your finances consider signing up for fraud text alerts. If fraud is suspected on your Allegacy Visa^® Debit Card, you’ll immediately receive a text notification* alerting you to the suspicious activity. From there you can validate whether or not the transaction is fraud or choose to receive a call from us.

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In the event you find that your Visa^® Credit and/or Debit Card(s) have been lost or stolen, please contact us as soon as possible via phone at 336.774.3400 / 800.782.4670 or online via our secure communication channels – Secure Email and Secure Chat – both of which can be accessed from the Support menu after logging in to WebBanking. You may also wish to contact all credit bureaus and have them place a “fraud alert” on your credit bureau report and order copies of your credit report to check whether any fraudulent accounts were opened without your knowledge or consent.

To make a request for a temporary increase to your Visa^® Debit Card daily access limit, please contact us via phone at 336.774.3400 / 800.782.4670 or online via our secure communication channels – Secure Email and Secure Chat – both of which can be accessed from the Support menu after logging in to WebBanking.

Please let the Credit Union know about any upcoming trips and we’ll update your record so the fraud monitoring service does not place a block on your Visa^® Credit and/or Debit Card(s) when making purchases out of your area or ordinary spending habits. To do so, simply login to WebBanking and choose ‘Travel Request’ from the Secure Forms drop-down menu.

In the event you notice suspicious or unusual activity on your Visa^® Debit Card, please contact us as soon as possible via phone at 336.774.3400 / 800.782.4670. If you notice suspicious or unusual activity on your Visa^® Credit Card account(s) or suspect fraud, you can notify the Credit Union and Visa immediately online:

1. Simply login to Webbanking and select Credit Card Account Information from the Additional Services menu.
2. Then choose View Transactions.
3. Select the ‘Dispute Transaction’ link next to the suspicious transaction.