Receiving a letter that your debit or credit card has been "compromised" can be unnerving, to say the least. Unfortunately, this type of fraud is on the rise.
Still, a compromised card letter does not mean any fraudulent activity occurred on your account. By notifying you, One Source Federal Credit Union is taking every precaution to ensure your account data is handled with the highest level of safety and security.
A compromised card means that information (e.g., card number, name) may have been obtained by an unauthorized source. One Source Federal Credit Union’s systems were not compromised. In most cases, the breach occurs at a location that accepts or processes card transactions (e.g., merchant terminals, transaction processors or phishing).
If One Source Federal Credit Union receives a report that your card information is compromised, we will take every step to ensure the security of your card. In some cases, we will reissue your card with a different number. In addition to the new card, we will send you an explanation letter with helpful frequently-asked questions.
The most important step is to activate your new card immediately, via the phone number provided on the sticker on the front of your card.
One Source Federal Credit Union strives to offer you safe and secure financial service solutions. In particular, we monitor account activity, identify trends, work to reduce or restrict activity and reissue cards, when needed.
As a reminder, if you ever suspect fraudulent activity on your account, please call (915)592-0223 or (800)532-0223.
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