Stay ahead of fraud: latest trends & tactics.
There are numerous ways schemers and scam artists try to access your personal and financial information. But you don't need to fight them alone.
- Please be aware of fraudulent texts, spoofed calls, and websites impersonating UniWyo.
If you believe you may have given personal information over the phone or online to a scammer, please contact us as soon as possible at (866) 486-4996.
Help identify and stop fraud.
- Protect your information: UniWyo will never ask you for your two-factor authentication code, digital banking password, social security number, or other personal information unsolicited.
- Fraud alerts: If there is suspicious activity on your account, you'll receive an automated text, email, or call from a virtual assistant. Text alerts will not contain links.
- Verify communication: Avoid clicking on links in messages. Instead, type www.uniwyo.com directly into your web browser to ensure you're on a secure, valid site.
- Contact us directly: When in doubt, hang up and contact UniWyo directly for confirmation and support.
Fight fraud with federal resources.
- Identity Theft: How to protect your identity
- Be aware of popular/current scams
- Opt out of having your information shared and stop receiving "junk" mail, calls, offers, etc.
- Protecting your kids online
- Online security: Protecting your apps and devices
- How to identify and report scams and fraud
Learn more by visiting USA.gov or The Federal Trade Commission.