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Report Fraud

Fraud can have serious consequences. If you suspect fraud on your account, please reach out to GRB immediately.

Next steps if you suspect fraud

If you suspect fraud on your account or debit card, please notify us as soon as possible so we can help you take steps to protect yourself.

  • Please contact us within one business day of noticing any unusual transactions or activity on your account or debit card.
  • For secure inquiries, message us from within the GRB online banking app, submit an inquiry to us using the Fraud Incident Report form, or contact one of our branches directly.
  • Do not include account numbers or other private information in your inquiry.
  • Someone from our fraud prevention team will reach out to you personally. Remember, a GRB representative will never ask you for your account number or password in order to assist you with a fraud report.
Use the Fraud Reporting Form

Fraud, Scams, & Cons

Financial fraud is, unfortunately, quite commonplace today. Individuals and businesses are being targeted by thieves leveraging both the latest technologies and old-fashioned scams.

To assist the community at large, GRB provides regular articles and information to raise awareness of common scams and how people can protect themselves.

Additional GRB Fraud and Security Links:

Lost or Stolen Debit Cards

Current Fraud Trends

Can You Spot a Phishing Scam?

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Know the Signs of Bank Text Message Spoofing

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Protect Your Business from Check Fraud

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Fraud Assistance

Fraud occurs in many forms. Finding the right resource is critical in receiving the help you need to protect yourself. If you are a victim of fraud, we encourage you to use our list of organizations that offer fraud assistance as a starting point.

Reporting Fraud to GRB

  • If you are a GRB customer or believe you may have been targeted by thieves using a GRB account, please fill out the form below.
  • If you believe you have been the victim of fraud related to another financial institution, please contact them directly.

NOTE: You may also want to contact your local law enforcement agency, if you haven’t done so already.

Submit A Fraud Incident Report

Use the dropdown below to fill out an incident report if you believe you have been targeted by fraud: