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Inclement Weather Update – Hurricane Milton

Customers, employees and friends please note branch updates below and please use extreme caution if traveling. If your normal banking routine becomes interrupted please know Centennial Bank is here for you. ATM’s and/or ITM’s (Interactive Teller machines)1 are available for access in the event of an emergency. The safety of our customers, employees and friends is our top priority.

Keep Students Secure While in School

With a new school year starting and the use of technology being more prevalent, it is important to keep in mind ways to stay safe online each semester and even in the summer.

Arkansans Can Register for FEMA Assistance

Arkansans affected by the May 24 through 27 severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding who live in Baxter, Benton, Boone, Fulton, Greene, Madison, Marion, or Randolph counties may be eligible for FEMA disaster assistance.

Account Takeover Fraud in the Card Industry

In recent years, account takeover fraud has become a significant threat to the card industry, exploiting vulnerabilities and causing financial losses for both consumers and businesses. Cybercriminals have been conducting socially engineered fraud scams, which allows them to gain unauthorized access to a cardholder’s account.

Beware of QR Code Phishing: How to Stay Safe Online

In our increasingly digital world, QR codes have become a ubiquitous sight. These square-shaped pattern of dots have made it easier for tasks like accessing websites, making payments, viewing restaurant menus and connecting to Wi-Fi networks. However, with convenience comes risk, and QR codes are no exception. In recent years, QR code phishing has been steadily gaining popularity among cybercriminals. Here’s what you need to know to protect yourself from QR code phishing.

Protect Yourself from Scams: A Guide from Centennial Bank

In today’s digital age, scams are becoming increasingly sophisticated. At Centennial Bank, your security is our top priority. We’ve compiled a list of common scams to watch out for, along with important dos and don’ts to help you protect yourself.

Protect Your Personal Information

Centennial Bank will NOT call, email or text you to ask for your personal information. We will only ask for your personal information to verify your identity after receiving a request from you.

Gift Card Scams

In today’s digital age, where convenience often times comes with potential risks, gift cards have become a popular item for many when it comes to gifting. They’re not only versatile, but they are easy to purchase, and can be used for a variety of purchases. However, alongside their convenience, there’s a growing concern regarding gift card scams.

Wildfire Relief Efforts

Centennial Bank is now accepting donations to support wildfire relief efforts. Your contributions will directly aid individuals and families who have been impacted in the Texas Panhandle by these tragic events. Visit any of our Centennial Bank locations to make a donation.

Check Fraud

Despite the decline in the use of checks, the amount of check fraud has increased in recent years in the United States. Check fraud can involve writing bad checks, stealing and altering checks or forging checks. It is important when writing or receiving checks to carefully monitor your checking account and to be aware of possible check fraud.