As a customer of 21st Century Bank, we place the highest priority on safeguarding all financial information you provide us. We take every precaution to keep your information confidential. It is our promise and pledge.
Please read our Privacy Policy or contact us with any questions regarding our use of your information.
We do not believe that banking security is a one-time commitment.
Contact us immediately if you believe that one of your accounts may have been compromised. Please have your account information and details about the suspected fraud available when you call.
To report a lost or stolen ATM or debit card, please call one of our offices.
After hours, call: 866.546.8273
As the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic continues to impact the United States, phone scammers have seized the opportunity to prey on consumers.
The FCC has received reports of scam and hoax text message campaigns and scam robocalls offering free home testing kits, promoting bogus cures, selling health insurance, and preying on virus-related fears.
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Identity theft occurs when someone obtains another person’s personal identifying information, without lawful authority, for economic gain or criminal purposes.
If you feel you have been a victim of identity theft contact the branch location nearest you for assistance or visit Go to IdentityTheft.gov to report and recover from identity theft.
April 2019 – FDIC Newsletter
Keeping your money safe and secure is our top priority. With increased banking security levels on ATM/Debit Card fraud take, stop unauthorized use of your ATM or Debit card before it happens.
If your Debit or ATM card is lost or stolen call us immediately at 866.546.8273 or use 21st Century Bank Online Banking to close your card.
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Disclaimer: Do not share confidential, privileged, or sensitive information via unencrypted email. As with any information submitted over the internet, there is a risk that the information could be intercepted, viewed, or retrieved by a third party. For your protection, please do not include personal information, such as Social Security numbers or account numbers, in email messages.