Phishing
A message may appear to come from a bank, company, or government agency and warn of an account problem. Never reply, open unexpected attachments, or follow a link asking for personal or account information.
Recognize common scams, protect your sign-in information, and use Internet Banking more safely.
Do not provide your password, debit-card details, account number, Social Security number, or security code in response to an unexpected email, text, call, or webpage.
Scammers often imitate trusted organizations and create a sense of urgency. Pause and verify before acting.
A message may appear to come from a bank, company, or government agency and warn of an account problem. Never reply, open unexpected attachments, or follow a link asking for personal or account information.
A fraudulent site may closely resemble a legitimate one. Access First State Bank by typing www.fsbofgolva.com into your browser rather than using an unexpected link.
Internet Banking provides access to eligible First State Bank accounts anywhere Internet access is available.
Enroll in Online BankingView eligible checking, savings, CD, and loan balances; transfer money between First State Bank accounts; and export information to Intuit QuickBooks.
The bank’s Internet Banking service is free to customers.
Statements can be viewed after they are processed. Customers who choose online statements may no longer receive paper statements unless other arrangements are made.
Call Beach at 701-872-4444, Golva at 701-872-3656, or Medora at 701-623-5000.
Contact your First State Bank location directly. Do not rely on contact information supplied in a suspicious message.