Fraud Security
Keep your money & identity more secure.
Fraud comes in all shapes & sizes.
Every year, Americans lose billions of dollars when they become victims of fraudulent schemes
like these.
Identity Theft
When someone uses your information without permission to commit fraud/crime.
Phishing
Occurs when someone uses the internet to obtain your personal information.
Advance Fee Fraud
Any scam that promises something in exchange for an up-front fee.
Fake Check Fraud
Scammers send you a forged check to deposit, then ask you to wire funds back.
Investment Fraud
Fraudsters promise large returns to get you to put money in a fake investment.
Social Engineering
An email, text, link or call that tries to trick you into doing risky things online.
Your partner in preventing fraud.
By keeping you aware of different fraud schemes, providing tools to combat them, and constantly monitoring data for suspicious activities, Wings is actively working to keep you safe. We also train frontline staff to pick up on conversation cues and key words, and arm our Fraud Intelligence group with continuous training and certifications.
Current Scams
Be aware of the most common techniques fraudsters are using.
Social Media Scams
Learn how popular apps can be used to gain access to personal information.
What to do if you're a victim
Don't panic; here are specific steps you can take to recover from fraud.
Fraud Prevention Tips
Wings will never call you and ask for personal information, such as account or PIN numbers, or call to say your money is at risk. If you get a call like this from Wings, hang up and call us back directly at (800) 692-2274.
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If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Receiving incentives like gift cards or checks from people you don't know is a red flag. Stop and think – reach out and research before providing personal or financial information.
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Never provide your online banking credentials to another person or company.
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Never share a one-time access code with another person or entity. If you receive a one-time access code that you did not request, notify your financial institution.
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No legitimate company or government organization will accept payment via gift cards. If someone requests this – it is a scam!
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Wings Fraud Contacts
If you suspect fraud on your account, please call us right away.