FALL RIVER MUNICIPAL CREDIT UNION

Fall River Municipal Credit Union notified members on July 23, 2026, that unauthorized access occurred at a third-party data center processing Visa debit card transactions. The incident compromised card information from POS/ATM terminals. The Credit Union issued new card numbers and disconnected old ones, citing a compromise by an unknown entity via the processing infrastructure.

Fall River Municipal Credit Union notified members on July 14, 2026, that Visa USA Fraud Control reported unauthorized access to a third-party data center processing POS/ATM transactions. The incident compromised Visa debit card information. The Credit Union issued new card numbers and disconnected old ones, but stated personal information was not believed to be used for fraud.

Fall River Municipal Credit Union notified members on July 23, 2026, that Visa USA Fraud Control reported unauthorized access to a third-party data center processing POS/ATM transactions. The incident compromised debit card information. The Credit Union issued new card numbers and disconnected old ones by August 24, 2026. No fraud was believed to have occurred yet.

Fall River Municipal Credit Union notified members on July 28, 2026, that Visa USA Fraud Control reported unauthorized access to a third-party data center processing POS/ATM transactions. The incident compromised Visa debit card information. The Credit Union proactively reissued new card numbers and disconnected old ones, though no fraud was detected.

Fall River Municipal Credit Union notified members on July 28, 2026, that unauthorized access occurred at a third-party data center processing Visa debit card transactions. The incident compromised card information from purchases or transactions. The Credit Union issued new card numbers and disconnected old ones. No fraud was believed to have occurred, but members were advised to monitor accounts.

Fall River Municipal Credit Union notified members on June 9, 2026, that Visa USA Fraud Control reported unauthorized access to a third-party data center processing POS/ATM transactions. The incident compromised Visa debit card information. The Credit Union issued new card numbers and disconnected old ones. No fraud was detected, but members were advised to monitor accounts and place security freezes.