Fraud Resources
Armco CU Account Fraud
If your Armco Credit Union account has been compromised or frauded, please contact us immediately:
Call 724-284-2020.
Select option 8.
After hours, for a lost or stolen checkbook, select option 5 to leave a voicemail and we will contact you next business day.
Email Us
Contact@ArmcoCU.com or through the Online Banking or Mobile Banking message board.
Visit
Visit any Armco Credit Union branch in-person.
Walk-ins welcome but appointment recommend. Tap here to schedule an appointment.
Armco CU Debit or Credit Card Fraud
- For a lost or stolen Mastercard® Debit Card or Cashback Rewards Visa® Credit Card, please contact us immediately by calling a branch or emailing contact@ArmcoCU.com.
- NOTE: Debit and credit cards can be disabled through Mobile Banking.
- Obtain a new card immediately by visiting the Butler or Mars branch during regular business hours. Walk-ins welcome but appointment recommend. To deter potential fraud, we are unable to mail instant issuance cards.
- If you are unable to visit these branches, you must order a new card from our processor at https://www.armcocu.com/card-orders. The card will arrive within 7-10 business days.
During business hours
Call 724-284-2020
Select option 2 to speak to our call center
After hours
Call 724-284-2020
Select option 2 and follow the prompts
Identity Theft Victim Checklist
One-third of Americans have experienced some form of attempted identity theft in their lifetime. Instances of fraud increased 70% from 2020 to 2022, according to the National Council on Identity Theft Protection.
The FTC suggests that if you are a victim to take these steps immediately:
Contact the companies where you know the fraud has occurred. This includes savings accounts, checking accounts and debit cards that have been tampered with or used fraudulently.
Place a fraud alert on your credit reports, by contacting one of the three credit bureaus, Equifax, Experian or TransUnion. That company must tell the other two.
File a complaint with the FTC. Reports can be made online or over the phone. Visit IdentityTheft.gov to get a personalized recovery plan.
File a report with law enforcement. Depending on the extent of the theft, you may want to contact law enforcement. Ask for a copy of the report or the report number.
