Community Banks of Colorado has partnered with Deluxe® ProventSM to help you protect your personal information. As a checking account holder, you can sign up for ID Protect PlusSM. Once you have activated your service, you can access your membership information via a secure member dashboard either online or through the mobile app (Apple Store | Google Play)

We believe it’s just common sense to help our clients protect their personal information, so we partnered with Deluxe® ProventSM to bring you the perfect solution.

 

ID Protect Plus

ID Protect Plus provides you with internet and credit monitoring, a quarterly credit score and recovery assistance should you have an identity theft event, all with the competitive price of $5.99 per month. An event can occur when your personal information is used without your knowledge to commit fraud or other crimes. Personal information includes:

  • Name
  • Address
  • Social security number
  • Bank or credit card account number

 

Contact one of our bankers at your local banking center, to sign up for our Identity Theft Protection program.

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