Whether you do your banking and shopping from your smartphone, tablet, or in-person, security should always be a top priority in your mind. Being proactive is one of the best ways to fight against fraud and identity theft. By making it a routine to check your account activity, you are less likely to become a target of fraud.
Emails from Bethpage Federal Credit Union:
Fraudsters use phishing/spoof emails to trick you into revealing personal information for them to access your accounts. Although these fraudulent emails may look like an email from Bethpage, they are not. We will never ask you for personal account information via email. We will only notify you of changes made to your account.
Not sure about a Bethpage email you’ve received? See our Fraudulent Email Guide to learn how to recognize a phishing or fraudulent email.
Security And Alert Tools
We are tirelessly dedicated to ensuring that your account and personal information is secure. In addition to routinely monitoring your account, our security alert tools give you peace of mind and even more control over your account than ever before.

Enables full control over when and where your debit card is used via smartphone app. You can turn your cards on and off, limit use to include only specific merchants or purchases, set real-time alerts, and even stop unauthorized purchases.
Learn more and download the CardNav app today!

Detect and resolve cases of suspected identity theft on your Bethpage Credit/Debit Cards as fast as it happens. Take 5 minutes and sign up for this complimentary service.
Enroll in MasterCard ID Theft Protection today!
- 24/7 Theft Alerts
Receive an email alert anytime your Social Security Number, driver’s license, credit or debit card is used in an online purchase. - Expert Resolution Services
Get help from professionals with everything from closing an existing account to notifying all the major credit reporting agencies. - Emergency Wallet Replacement
In the unfortunate event that your wallet is lost or stolen, you can get immediate replacement cards and documents with a quick as a phone call.
For more resources on account security and other ways to recognize emerging fraudulent practices, visit our Fraud Protection center.