Fraud alert

We have been notified of fraudsters impersonating Westerra employees attempting to gain access to sensitive account information. Westerra will never request for you to provide your online account password or passcode over the phone or through text message.

Denver, CO — We have been notified of fraudsters impersonating Westerra Credit Union employees attempting to gain access to sensitive account information such as account details, online credentials, usernames and passwords/passcodes.

Westerra Credit Union will never request for you to provide your online account password or passcode over the phone or through text message.

If you believe your account has been compromised, please contact us immediately at 303-321-4209.

To keep up-to-date on the latest security trends visit our Security Center.

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