Articles: Security

Your account security is our priority. You can join the effort, too, and be our partner in protecting your accounts and personal information. Use these online resources to maximize your security.

It’s more common than you’d think. In text messages, scammers often impersonate Visions, Visa®, and other organizations in order to access personal information, bank accounts, credit cards, and more. It’s called “smishing.” And they’re targeting consumers just like you.

How to Handle Unexpected Checks Did you get a check in the mail you weren't expecting? Maybe even one you were expecting, but it looks a little funny? There are ways to verify it to make sure you're not depositing a counterfeit check – and it all starts with the source. Checks…

You may not be able to use a Visions credit/debit card in every country you visit. We have initiated an extra fraud prevention program to protect your credit and debit card, especially during international travel. Because of the new protection, there may be some instances where…

Beware Fraudulent Text Messages Visions Federal Credit Union will NEVER send you a text message requesting your account or card information. This is a fraudulent attempt to acquire your information. Typically, you are directed to call a phone number and enter your card number,…

Protecting your cards from suspicious activity Visions has an extra fraud prevention program to protect your credit and debit card. You may encounter some instances where your transaction could be declined if the activity is considered extremely suspicious. If you plan on travel…

Who Are You? Identity Thieves Really Want to Know Take these steps to protect your personal information.

Visions will NEVER ask for your personal or financial information via email or text message. But many scam artists will! If you were tricked into giving out your confidential account information by a scammer, please call us immediately at 800.242.2120. You can also call this num…

For your online safety and security... The following are some helpful tips when shopping online: Beware of: • Deals for Black Friday and Cyber Monday, which may contain mobile malware • Malicious screensavers, ringtones, and e-cards • Fake anti-virus software, which ma…