Fraud Alerts

Be on the lookout. Scammers are always looking for new ways to take advantage of consumers, which is why it’s important to remain vigilant whenever you’re online. 

Never share your bank login user ID or password with anyone and call our Priority Service team at 1.800.788.4578 if something is suspicious.






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Current fraud alerts.

10/30/2025

Beware of Fraudulent Calls and Texts
We’ve received reports of fraudsters impersonating our company through phone calls and text messages. These scammers may ask for sensitive information such as your login credentials, passwords, or verification codes.
 
Please remember:
  • We will never ask for your password or full login credentials via phone or text.
  • Do not click on suspicious links or respond to unexpected messages requesting personal information.
  • If you receive a suspicious communication, report it immediately to our Priority Service team by calling 800.788.4578.

Stay safe and be on the lookout.

Scammers are always looking for new ways to take advantage of consumers, which is why it’s important to remain vigilant whenever you’re online. Some of the best ways to protect yourself online include never sharing your user ID or password with anyone else, not using public computers to do your banking, and not clicking on links in unrecognized emails. Discover tips and ways of protecting yourself from fraudsters and scammers.
 
Remember, Washington Trust Bank will never ask for sensitive account information such as your username and password.








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Report fraud.

Call Priority Service at 800.788.4578

Block a debit or credit card.

Call Priority Service at 800.788.4578 and follow the prompts to Card Services to block your card. You can suspend your debit card or report it as lost or stolen by logging into WTB Online or Business Digital Banking.

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