Your Security Matters at WyHy
At WyHy, safeguarding your security and protecting your account information is our main priority. We have implemented robust security measures and adhere to federal regulations to ensure the privacy and confidentiality of your personal data.
Report Fraud
If you suspect that you have been a victim of suspicious activity, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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🚨 Scam Red Flags to Watch For:
Scams may change, but the warning signs usually stay the same. Even when something sounds believable, it’s always worth taking a moment to pause and double-check through a trusted source.
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Impersonation
Scammers often pretend to be someone you trust: like a financial institution employee, a government agency, or even a friend or family member.
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Strong Emotions
They may try to create fear, urgency, or even excitement to get you to act quickly. If something feels emotionally charged, that’s a signal to slow down.
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Urgency
You might hear things like “act now” or “this can’t wait.” Scammers want you to move fast so you don’t have time to think it through or talk to someone you trust.
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Promises or Threats
Whether it’s a prize, a job opportunity, or a warning about legal trouble, scammers often use big promises or serious threats to get your attention.
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Deception
They may tell you to ignore warnings, avoid contacting your financial institution, or even coach you on what to say. That’s a major red flag.
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Unusual Payment Requests
Requests for payment through gift cards, wire transfers, cryptocurrency, or other non-traditional methods are often a sign of a scam.
🛡️ What You Can Do
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Pause: If something feels off, trust your instincts. Take a moment before responding or taking action.
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Verify: Reach out using a trusted contact—like the number on your card or statement—or talk it through with someone you trust.
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Protect: Use strong passwords, enable multi-factor authentication, and take advantage of tools that help keep your information secure.
Stay One Step Ahead
Scammers are always evolving, but with the right knowledge, you can stay in control.
Fraud News and Examples:
Help identify fraud:
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Protect Your Codes: WyHy Federal Credit Union will never request your two-factor authentication code for online banking. Please refrain from sharing it with anyone.
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Alerts for Suspicious Activity: In the event of suspicious activity on your account, our virtual assistant will notify you via text, email, or call. It's important to note that we will never include links in these notifications.
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Avoid Sharing Personal Information: WyHy will never reach out to you via call or text asking for your social security number or login credentials. If you have any doubts, please contact us directly.
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Verification Process: Occasionally, we may need to verify certain details with you. However, rest assured that we will never request information out of the blue.
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Keep Your Password Confidential: Your digital banking password is confidential. Please refrain from sharing it with anyone, even if they appear to be legitimate WyHy representatives.
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Verify Links: Always verify that any links you receive direct you to a legitimate, secure website. If uncertain, manually type www.wyhy.org into your browser and proceed from there.