Online Banking
Security Myths
Internet Banking Security Myths
Despite what some may believe, Internet banking is a secure way to do your banking. By following some basic ID security tips and working with a bank that covers all levels of security to avoid hacking, your information and your accounts will be safe.
Myth: Internet banking is not secure
Fact: At National Bank Of Kansas City we take several measures to keep your information and your accounts secure. Starting with our multi-factoring authentication, it is our goal to prevent hacking and provide ID security, 24/7.
Myth: Internet hackers know how to get around ID security
Fact: While this may be true to some degree, security measures keep most hackers at bay. Do your part by having a unique password and logging out of your account properly every time you are finished with Internet banking.
Myth: The bank knows my PIN
Fact: Not true. We don’t know our customers personal identification numbers (PIN). Only you know this information. As an additional safety measure, we recommend you change your PIN from time to time.
Myth: You are more likely to have ID theft and lose more money from hackers if you do banking online.
Fact: Studies have shown that because Internet bankers see their account balances and transactions regularly online, they are more likely to notice suspicious activity.
Read our Online Security Measures in Online Banking to learn more about ID security.
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