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Banks Rarely Text Messages to Its Customers Out of The Blue Whenever you get a text message claiming to be from your bank or another bank, there is a 99% chance that it's a scam.

If you receive an e-transfer notification from a ?government official? - or a message that claims they need help transferring money - chances are, it's a scam. You may be told you'll be rewarded for completing an e-transfer for them, or you may be sent a e-transfer to accept.

To send, follow the easy-to-use instructions on screen: Log into your online or mobile banking app and select the account. Choose or add your recipient's email or mobile number. Enter the amount and a security question (no need if the recipient has registered for Interac e-Transfer® Autodeposit).

100001 is the short code address from which all text Interac e-Transfer notifications originate. Short codes (also known as short numbers) are special telephone numbers, significantly shorter than full telephone numbers that can be used to address text messages to or from mobile phones.

If you receive an Interac e-Transfer text or email you weren't expecting, confirm with the sender via another channel. If the email or text comes from someone you don't know, or you suspect it to be fraudulent, don't respond or click any links.

TD Fraud Alerts text messages will contain specific information to help you identify the transaction, including: Last two digits of your TD Access Card or your personal or business TD Credit Card or of your Authorized User's Card; and Transaction information, including the $ amount, transaction type and merchant name.

Fraud Prevention Within a minute of identifying a transaction as potentially fraudulent, we will contact you via text (from 86975), email, or call (based on the contact information we have for you). Simply let us know if you authorized the transaction or not, and we'll let you know your next steps.

INTERAC notifications sent by text 100001 is the short code address from which all text Interac e-Transfer notifications originate. Please note, standard text messaging charges apply.

Text Banking gives you access to your accounts via text messages on your mobile device. It's a fast, easy way to look up account balances, recent account history or transfer funds by sending a text command to 454545. Online/Mobile Banking. Text Banking.

Marking your checks ?for mobile deposit only? complies with a federal recommendation and helps us know how the check was deposited and reduces the chance of accidentally trying to deposit it twice.