Stay safe with EnFact. Heartland Bank monitors your debit card 24/7 and alerts you to suspicious activity by text, phone, or email—at no cost.
Your financial security is our priority. That's why, at Heartland Bank, we utilize EnFact, a real-time fraud detection service that continuously monitors your account for suspicious activity. If something seems off, you'll be contacted immediately, allowing you to take action fast.
EnFact fraud monitoring software analyzes your purchase history and compares it to known fraud trends. If a transaction looks unusual, EnFact will contact you by:
This helps stop fraud before it impacts your account.
All Heartland Bank cardholders are automatically enrolled in this free service. Here's how EnFact reaches out:
Contact Method | Number or Code | Details |
---|---|---|
Phone Call | 1-833-735-1891 | Caller ID for automated fraud alerts |
Text Message | 1-833-735-1897 /"37268" | Verifies suspicious transactions |
Callback Number | 1-833-735-1894 | Can only be used after a call is received |
Note: Customers must first be contacted by EnFact to return a call to the fraud services number. If you notice suspicious activity before EnFact contacts you, please call your local Heartland Bank branch directly.
To verify your identity, EnFact will request:
If you confirm that a transaction is unauthorized, an EnFact analyst will help secure your account and walk you through the next steps to protect your finances.
With EnFact and Heartland Bank on your side, your card is protected 24/7. Have questions or need to update your contact information? Visit your local branch or contact us by phone. We are here to help!
Heartland Bank is a family-owned bank located in 15 communities across the heart of Nebraska. Its vision is to improve the lives of customers, associates, and communities. Heartland Bank is a six-time recipient of American Bankers' Best Banks to Work For award.
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