Time is critical to limit damage.
Contact us right away using a trusted phone number if you have provided account details, passwords, or sent funds due to a scam.
If you suspect fraud has occurred, acting promptly can help minimize potential losses and prevent further unauthorized activity. Whether you've noticed suspicious account activity, unexpected charges, or believe your personal information has been compromised, contact Bank First right away. Our team can help secure your accounts, review recent activity, and provide guidance based on your situation.
Contact us right away using a trusted phone number if you have provided account details, passwords, or sent funds due to a scam.
You can also turn off your card immediately through the "Cards" menu in digital banking. Debit/ATM PINs can be changed within the same menu or at any of our branch ATMs.
The Federal Trade Commission also provides step-by-step plans and documents to help you work with creditors and credit bureaus if your identity has been compromised. Visit www.identitytheft.gov to get started.
If you are unsure about what to do, please don't hesitate to contact us. We can help you learn about your options and guide you through the next steps.

Fraud alerts can be placed with one bureau; credit freezes must be placed with all three.