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New Android App Available for Download, Monday, June 9th

As part of our system upgrade, Android users will need to delete the old Security Federal app from their devices before downloading the new one starting Monday morning.
Please note: The new app may not immediately appear in Google Play search results.
To access it directly, use this link:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details/?id=com.csiweb.digitalbanking.bk0011
What to look for: In the app store, the new Security Federal app will have a white background with our signature “S” ribbon logo in the center.

Apple Users: Your app may automatically update. If it does not, you need to delete your current app (blue background), then find the new app with the white background. Click here for the new apple app: SecFed Bank on the App Store.
Thank you for being part of this exciting upgrade. We're here if you need support!

Fraud Alert: Text Message Scam

We've been made aware of a fraudulent text message circulating that appears to be from Security Federal Savings Bank, asking you to click a link to decline a suspicious transaction. This message is not from the bank.

Please remember: Security Federal does not send fraud alerts via text message. We will never ask for your login credentials, PIN, or any personal account details through a link or message. If you ever receive a suspicious message or are unsure about a communication, do not click any links. Instead, call us directly at your local branch or our main number.

Your security is our top priority—thank you for staying alert and helping us protect your account.

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