Fraud

Protect yourself from banking scams and fraudulent activity.

At ASB, our customers’ security is our highest priority. With increased scams and banking fraud across the country, we want to address best practices, safety information, and common scams to look out for.

Information ASB will never ask for:

We may call, text, or email you about suspicious transactions, but we would never ask you to provide:

• Full card number
• PIN
• Digital banking password
• Full SSN
• 3-digit code on the back of your card

We’ll also never ask you to:

• Verify a code sent to you or enter a code by text.
• Dial any numbers that begin with # or * (such as *72, #21, or **67).
• Download a remote app to verify your account.

If you receive a suspicious call, text, or email that appears to be from ASB, call us at 316.733.1375.

Warning signs to look out for:

Be wary of scammers who attempt to impersonate Andover State Bank by identifying themselves as such or spoofing our phone number. It can be difficult to tell whether a call, email, or text message you receive is real or a scam, especially if it looks or sounds like it’s from a person or business you trust.

If the person contacting you shows any of the following warning signs, you should immediately be suspicious.