Plastic comes in all varieties. We offer debit cards with our checking accounts, credit cards and even prepaid gift or travel cards to help you manage your spending.
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Bank Midwest Debit Cards
If you have lost your debit card or suspect that it has been stolen, immediately report it. Learn more here.
Yes. Your Bank Midwest Mobile Banking app lets you activate or deactivate your debit card as needed at any time of the day or night.
For example, if you think you’ve just misplaced your card or forgot it at a restaurant, you can simply disable the card until you can confirm its whereabouts. You can also temporarily disable your card if you suspect theft—just make sure you report suspicious activity to us immediately.
Yes, we closely monitor fraud trends and card activity in order to identify various factors that may be indicative of fraudulent activity.
If we detect something suspicious, you’ll receive an alert (email, text and/or phone) from the Bank Midwest Fraud Center which gives you a chance to confirm whether the transaction is authorized.
If you call back using a phone that didn’t receive the original alert, you’ll need to verify your 16-digit card number.
This is a free service for all account holders that doesn’t require any type of sign-up.*
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*Message and data rates may apply from your wireless carrier.
Probably not. However, the Bank Midwest Fraud Center will send text alerts from text code 86975.
They most definitely are. Unlike magnetic-stripe cards that store static data, chip cards (a.k.a EMV cards) generate a one-time pass code for each transaction. Think of it as a digital handshake between the chip and the card reader that changes with each transaction. This means fake or rigged card readers and malware-infected terminals can’t do anything with the data they steal. Additionally, chip cards are much more difficult to replicate or counterfeit.
Yes! If you know your current PIN, call the audio change line 833.681.3478 from a touch-tone phone. You must know the current PIN in order to change it using the automated system.
If you don’t know your existing PIN, call Bank Midwest Customer Support team at 888.902.5662 or visit a Bank Midwest location to request help changing a debit card PIN.
Even when your money is out of site, it’s never fully out of mind. With online banking, you can access and manage your account from just about anywhere. Your mobile banking app is accessible from most U.S. locations and some foreign countries.
When you know you’ll be traveling domestically or internationally with your debit card, call 888.902.5662 or complete this travel notification form to indicate where and when you’re traveling.
Bank Midwest has made tens of thousands of fee-free ATMs available to customers nationwide through the MoneyPass network.
Need to use a non-network ATM network in a pinch? No sweat! Great Rewards Checking customers get non-network ATM fee reimbursements up to $20 per statement cycle.
By default, Bank Midwest Courtesy Overdraft Protection does not cover ATM and everyday debit card transactions, but you can extend overdraft protection to everyday debit card usage by completing the Courtesy Overdraft ATM/Debit Card Opt-in form. Note that we will charge a fee of up to $33 each time we pay an overdraft.
Call us at 888.902.5662 or stop by your local branch to discuss.
Absolutely! Mobile wallets can help speed up your purchase transaction. They can also create an added layer of security since card number is never actually shared with the vendor. Not to mention, smartphones with fingerprint or facial-recognition scanning built in can use biometrics to verify each purchase.
Bank Midwest debit cards are compatible with these mobile payment providers:
There are a few ways to get a new debit card:
Simply call 833.681.3478 from your primary phone, and be ready to verify your Social Security Number and/or date of birth before selecting your PIN.