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Report Fraud

If you suspect fraudulent activity on your account, act immediately to protect your finances.

Immediate Actions

If you notice suspicious activity:

  • Call our Fraud Hotline immediately: 1-800-FRAUD-00 (available 24/7)
  • Change your online banking password and security questions
  • Review your recent transactions for unauthorized activity
  • Do not share your account information with anyone
  • Save any suspicious emails, texts, or communications

Common Fraud Types

Be aware of these common fraud schemes:

Phishing

Fraudulent emails or texts pretending to be from Klamma asking for personal information. We will never ask for your password or full account number via email.

Identity Theft

Unauthorized use of your personal information to open accounts or make transactions. Monitor your credit reports regularly.

Card Skimming

Devices placed on ATMs or payment terminals to steal card information. Always inspect card readers before use.

Wire Transfer Fraud

Scammers impersonating vendors or executives requesting urgent wire transfers. Always verify requests through a known phone number.

How to Report Fraud

By Phone (Fastest)

Call 1-800-FRAUD-00 (24/7 availability)

Online Banking

Log in to your account and use the Secure Message Center to report fraud

Visit a Branch

Speak with a banker in person at any Klamma branch location

Email

Send details to fraud@klamma.com (for non-urgent matters only)

Prevention Tips

  • Use strong, unique passwords for your online banking
  • Enable multi-factor authentication on your accounts
  • Monitor your accounts regularly for suspicious activity
  • Be cautious of unsolicited emails, calls, or texts
  • Never share your PIN, password, or security codes
  • Use secure networks when accessing online banking
  • Keep your contact information up to date so we can reach you
  • Shred financial documents before disposing of them

Our Commitment

Klamma Business Banking is committed to protecting your accounts. We use advanced security measures and fraud detection systems to monitor for suspicious activity. If we detect potential fraud, we will contact you immediately using the phone number or email on file.

Additional Resources

  • Federal Trade Commission: identitytheft.gov
  • FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center: ic3.gov
  • Credit Bureau Fraud Alerts: Contact Equifax, Experian, or TransUnion

Last Updated: February 2026