Small Business Email Authentication
Email authentication technology makes it a lot harder for a scammer to send phishing emails that look like they’re from your company.
Consumer Mobile Apps and Services
Help to safely use mobile payment apps and services.
Q2 2022 Consumer Education
How to avoid scams.
Avoid Money Mule Scams
By knowing the signs of money mule activity, you can protect yourself and your community, and avoid assisting fraudsters.
Download a PDF Infographic to learn more.
State Auditor Office Data Breach Notice
February 11, 2021
Mountain Pacific Bank has been made aware of a data breach at the State Auditor’s Office (SAO) involving data that may have been stolen from their third-party vendor. While Mountain Pacific Bank systems have not been breached or hacked, the data with the SAO includes personal information for more than a million individuals who filed unemployment claims in 2020, as well as other information from some state agencies and local governments. In all, roughly 1.6 million claims are likely impacted.
For more information on the latest Washington State Auditor’s Office data breach, you can monitor their response page at https://sao.wa.gov/breach2021/
Mountain Pacific Bank would like to take this time to remind you of the services offered that can help you monitor your accounts.
Enroll in personal online banking services. This allows you to view balance and transaction information and can help you identify unauthorized activity quickly. Click Here
Download and Use the Mountain Pacific Bank mobile banking app. A convenient resource to monitor your accounts on the go- 24/7. Click here for Google Play Click here for Apple Store
Enroll in E-Statements. This service allows for secure delivery of your Bank periodic statement and eliminates the risk of your financial statement being stolen from your mailbox. E-Statement enrollment is completed through your online banking profile.
If there is anything that we can do to assist you, please call 425-263-3500 weekdays between the hours of 8:30am and 5pm.
Scams and Your Small Business
Check out this PDF from the Federal Trade Commission about how to avoid small business scams.
Imposter Scams: Say No, Keep Your Dough
Check out this PDF from the Federal Trade Commission about how to avoid Imposter scams.
