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Reduce Your Fraud Risk

Alaskans lose millions to fraud and scams each year. Protect your finances with our convenient fraud prevention tools and resources.

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Tools to Protect Your Finances

Send Money Securely with Zelle®

Send, request, or receive money using secure online banking or your mobile FNBApp.

Get Credit Card Alerts

Register for real-time alerts to stay informed about your credit card activity.  

Send Secure Emails to Our Experts

Contact customer service with your questions via a secure email channel.

Get the Latest Fraud Alerts

Stay up-to-date with the latest fraud trends at FNBAlaska.com.

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Banks Never Ask That

Get scam smart with the financial education website Banks Never Ask That. By taking their online quiz, reading their helpful tips, and watching informative videos, you can better protect yourself and your family from today’s digital thieves.

Fraud Prevention Webinars

Learn what it means to be cyber-secure in an evolving digital world with First National’s Information Security Officer Mike Mason.

Learn what it means to be cyber-secure in an evolving digital world with First National’s Information Security Officer Mike Mason.

Get the Mobile FNBApp

Help protect your finances by turning your smartphone into a high-powered account-management tool with First National’s FNBApp. Log in with your fingerprint or face recognition to:

  • Check your account balance
  • Pay your bills
  • Deposit checks
  • Set alerts for card usage
  • Control where, when, and how your card is used
  • Turn your card on and off
  • Restrict spending to merchants in your geographic area
  • Set controls to detect unauthorized purchases
  • Set travel notifications
  • Click-to-call customer service

Download the App

Report Fraud

If you suspect fraud on your account, immediately contact your local branch or call 907-777-4362 or 800-856-4362. Once you have confirmed a fraudulent transaction, file a local police report.