Scammers have been texting, emailing, and calling posing as Greater Nevada Credit Union in an effort to trick members and non-members to share personal information. Please see below on how you can let us know about these suspicious communications.
Learn more about how you can safeguard yourself against scam attempts through our 4 Ways Bank Imposters Try to Scam You blog post.
If you have received any type of suspicious communication but have not replied, clicked on a link, or shared personal information, then please:
If you are a GNCU member and have shared any personal information, such as your name, home address, email address, social security number, date of birth, debit card number, or other sensitive information, then please:
You can dispute account activity online through Greater Nevada Digital Banking, or by calling our fraud team.
Report a lost or stolen GNCU debit card or credit card immediately by calling the appropriate number listed.
Before you depart on your next adventure, let us know where you will be headed so we can put a travel alert on your GNCU Visa debit card in order to prevent any possible security issues and to help prevent any fraudulent activity.
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