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There are a few simple steps you can take to protect yourself from fraud.
National Bank protects your privacy
The Bank offers numerous services to protect your privacy and personal finances.
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The Bank offers numerous services to protect your business.
Fraudsters are increasingly able to imitate emails and text messages sent by National Bank. However, you should know that National Bank never asks for your personal information, your login credentials or your banking information by email or text message. In addition, the Bank never inserts a link to your online bank's sign in page in an email or text message. If you receive a message that appears to come from the National Bank asking you for this type of information, do not click on any link because it is probably a fraud attempt.
Report fraud
Our advisors are at your service every day from 6 a.m. to midnight (ET).
Report fraudulent communication
Never click on a link in an email or text message that appears to come from National Bank but looks fraudulent to you.
Forward the message immediately to telnat.securite@bnc.ca
Never give out personal information by email, text message or on a website that appears to be fraudulent. Write to telnat.securite@bnc.ca to report any unusual activity.
By regularly updating your operating systems, software and mobile applications, you add an extra level of protection against fraud.
Some fraudsters imitate National Bank emails and text messages to steal your personal information. If in doubt, report the message by sending an email to our fraud prevention department at telnat.securite@bnc.ca.
Always move your mouse over the links in an email and verify the sender's address. If in doubt, do not click on the links as this is certainly an attempt at fraud.
National Bank never asks you for your password, whether by text message, email or telephone. If someone asks you for your password, it may be a fraud attempt. Never share your passwords with anyone.
A strong password is quite long (the closer it gets to 21 characters, the stronger it is). In addition, you should use a different password for each of your online services (email, bank account, social networks...).
If you observe an abnormal transaction in your credit card account, you can block your card to prevent further fraud attempts. Afterwards, make the necessary verifications or file a dispute.
Safeguarding your personal information is one of our top priorities. It is supported by our Code of Conduct and Ethics, our various policies and practices, and our Privacy Officer, who ensures that the applicable rules are followed.
Dual authentication enhances the security of your accounts.
It consists of entering a unique verification code that can be sent to you by email or text message when you sign in.
In the event that fraud is committed in your online bank or National Bank mobile app, you will be reimbursed 100%, provided that you bear no responsibility and have taken the necessary measures to protect your transactions. Peace of mind guaranteed and it’s free!
The online security and fraud prevention team uses state-of-the-art detection systems to protect your accounts and transactions.
SECURIZONE® is an identity theft and fraud protection service offered by National Bank. It allows you to quickly take the necessary steps to restore your identity in the event of identity theft.
®SECURIZONE is a registered trademark of National Bank of Canada used by NBC Assistance inc.
National Bank has developed, in partnership with CyberEco, a cybersecurity kit designed to give businesses the means to protect themselves against fraudsters and cybercriminals.
®National Bank and the National Bank logo are registered trademarks of National Bank of Canada.
You think you've received a fraudulent email that looks like it's from National Bank?
Do not click on any link and transfer it immediately to: