Best Practices To Prevent Card Fraud

Be Cautious with Emails and Messages: Always verify the source of any communication requesting personal information. Avoid clicking on links in unsolicited emails or texts.
Use Secure Connections: Avoid using public Wi-Fi for banking or shopping. If necessary, use a VPN for added security.
Monitor Your Accounts Regularly: Check your transaction history frequently for any unauthorized transactions.
Set Up Alerts: Enable transaction alerts to receive notifications about activity on your account.
Use Chip-Enabled Cards: Whenever possible, use chip cards or contactless payments, as they are more secure than magnetic stripe cards.
Be Wary of ATMs: Use ATMs in well-lit, secure locations and inspect card readers for any unusual devices before using them.
Shred Sensitive Documents: Shred bank statements and other documents containing personal information before disposing of them.
Report Lost or Stolen Cards Immediately: If your card is lost or stolen, contact us right away to report it and get a replacement.
Limit Sharing Your Card Information: Be cautious about sharing your debit card information, even with trusted friends or family.

How to avoid falling victim to scams involving your GiveCard? It includes tips such as verifying suspicious requests, keeping GiveCard information secure, and being cautious of high-pressure tactics used by fraudsters.