Security Alert: Beware of fraudsters impersonating bank employees or calls that appear to come from a bank phone number. Mission Valley Bank will never ask you for your online or mobile banking password or any personal information. Additionally, fraudsters are sending fake bank emails with links about “new accounts” or “suspicious activity.” Don’t click on any links provided. Go directly to the Bank’s website or call your branch to verify the legitimacy of the email. You can also report phishing attempts, even if you did not click on the links to ReportFraud.ftc.gov and ic3.gov. To Learn more – Go to the Federal Trade Commission Consumer Advice to learn How To Recognize and Avoid Phishing Scams.

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Access your balance and view detailed information on all your business or personal accounts any time day or night. Our convenient Online Banking servicescan be used with complete confidence because we use the highest level of encryption protection and authentication technology available to safeguard youraccount information.

As financial institutions and their clients, nationwide, continue facing increased fraud attempts, we want to make sure you a re informed andprepared to protect your confidential personal, business, and financial information.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW:
We are alerting our customers that financial institutions have seen an increase in spoof texts, calls, and emails. Scammers are disguising the true source ofcommunication, making it appear to be from a trusted source — like Mission Valley Bank. Mission Valley Bank will never initiate a message, call or email to request yourverification code or password. You can protect yourself by never sharing your password or authorization code with anyone who contacts you by text, call or email.

If you receive a suspicious message or have concerns, contact one of our Branch Managers or your Relationship Manager directly at 818-394-2300.