Protecting Your Finances

Credit Human is dedicated to protecting your accounts and personal information, and in these uncertain times it’s more important than ever to remain vigilant and keep your accounts safe.

The following recommendations can help keep your accounts safe and secure:

• Never use the same password for any of your online accounts, especially email and online banking.
• Always use passwords that are at least ten characters in length. The longer the password, the more hack-resistant it is.
• Always use a passcode on your computer and mobile devices. Ensure it isn’t an easily guessable pattern such as 1234, 0000, or 1122.
• As always, you should beware of emails and phone calls generated by third parties impersonating Credit Human or any other financial provider. They may try to collect your personal information, including passwords, account numbers, card PINs or other information that could be used to access your accounts. Credit Human will never contact you asking you to disclose any security details related to your accounts, including your debit or credit card PIN or CVV (the 3-digit number on the back of your card).

If you have concerns or questions about your Credit Human account, please contact us immediately at 800-688-7228. Have your account information and details about the suspicious activity available when you call.

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Secure Email and Alerts

When you use Credit Human Online Banking, you get a secure email box you can use to communicate with Credit Human representatives. You can also set up custom Account Alerts to notify you about specific activity on your accounts — alerts can be received on any email-capable device, including your mobile phone.

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Report Fraud

Contact us immediately if you suspect your Credit Human account has been compromised.  Have your account information and details about the suspicious activity available when you call.

Credit Human Member Services:

Toll Free: 800-688-7228
In San Antonio: (210) 258-1234

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ATM Safety

ATMs provide a great convenience, but they require your full attention for your safety.  There are many ways to protect yourself when using an ATM.

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Security Resources

Learn more about how to keep your information safe.

Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Identity Theft

Free Annual Credit Reports