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Financial institutions are popular scam targets (yes, even Summit), but their attempts span all industries and affect entire communities. By getting the word out on scams to you – and by you sharing it with family and friends, too – we can all look out for each other.

Stay Ahead of Scammers

Summit's Fraud Prevention Center
As an added measure for the security of our Summit credit and debit cardholders, we monitor card activity for anything that may seem out of the norm.
If we see any suspicious card activity, please know we will reach out to you. This may be an email, text and/or phone call. We’ll ask you
to verify the transaction, so we know if it’s legitimate or not. It’s important to let us know as quickly as you can so we can take the best next steps based on your reply.

While you may hear from us unexpectedly, we'll only be asking you to verify the transaction we're reaching out about. We will NOT ask you for the following, so never share it:
  • Your credit or debit card number
  • Your credit or debit card PIN
  • Login info for your online or mobile banking



Security Resources

We take your security very seriously and we’re looking out for you and your money. That includes sending you scam updates and alerts on an ongoing basis, as well as making fraud-fighting resources easily available to you:
  • Summit's security
  • (Get a free copy of your credit report once every 12 months.)
  • FTC's Identity Theft Hotline: 1-877-IDTHEFT (438-4338)

Articles and Videos

Alerts and Opting Out of Offers