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Please be aware of fraudsters contacting members unexpectedly via text regarding a new device accessing accounts. The text contains a fraudulent link, which may ask for credentials.
The text reads as follows: A new device signed into your account. If this wasn’t you click APGFCUBANK.weebly.com.
The link may also appear as: http://myapgfcu.weebly[.]com
If you receive this text appearing to be from APGFCU:
Click here for more information regarding safeguarding your accounts from text scams.
APGFCU will NEVER contact you to request your PINs, codes or login passwords. If you receive such a request, please contact us directly at our published number.
Securely bank on the go. Click here for more information and links to download.
To ensure you are on a valid APGFCU website before you sign in to Online Banking, check your browser address bar to be sure you see the following addresses with a lock symbol:
Ensure that "https://" is before the address as shown above.
Consider these options when choosing a Login ID to ensure you build a secure login for your Online and Mobile Banking accounts:
To log into APGFCU Online and Mobile Banking, you will be required to create a password with the following requirements:
Sign in to your APGFCU Online Banking account using biometrics like a fingerprint or facial recognition in our APGFCU Mobile Banking app. With this feature, you can:
It is best practice to update your passwords on a monthly basis and keep contact information up to date.
To update your APGFCU Online Banking password:
To update your contact information through Online and Mobile Banking:
Please reference our Privacy Policy regarding the measures APGFCU takes to protect your information, as well as the steps you are responsible for.
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