First National Bank of Broken Arrow (FNBBA) will never ask you for your online banking username or password, one-time security codes (MFA or authentication codes) or full online banking access credentials.
If you receive a suspicious call, email, or text do not respond. Do not click on links or open unexpected attachments. Do not provide personal or business information. Hang up immediately if the communication seems suspicious.
If you're ever unsure whether a communication is legitimate, end the conversation and contact FNBBA directly using a published phone number. We'd much rather you call us back than risk becoming a victim of fraud.
PPP Loan Scams Targeting Businesses
Be aware of fraud schemes targeting businesses that received PPP loans. Criminals are using publicly available SBA loan information—including business names, loan details, and the lending institution—to make impersonation attempts appear legitimate, including those claiming to be from FNBBA.
How It WorksImposter Scams Targeting Individuals
The scammer pretends to be from the FBI, another federal agency, local police, or even your bank. The goal is to convince the victim to move their money into the scammer’s hands.
How It Works