· FOR CREDIT UNIONS AND COMMUNITY BANKS ·

A ready-to-post scam alert for your members, every Monday.

Each week we pick a scam that is hitting members now, check every fact against a government or primary source, and write it up in the formats your team already posts: social, newsletter, website and branch. You add your logo and member service number, run it past compliance, and publish.

Start the free pilotDownload the one-page overview (PDF)

What arrives each Monday

  • A 60-second brief for marketing and front-line staff: what the scam is, how it works and why members fall for it.
  • A social post for Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn.
  • A newsletter or email blurb with a headline.
  • A website alert a one-line banner and a short alert page.
  • Talking points for tellers and the call center.
  • A feed graphic in your colors, with your logo and member service number.
  • Sources for every claim linked, so your compliance review is quick.
Sample feed graphic from Kit #1: Got a fraud alert text? A labeled example scam text, the three things the credit union will never ask for, and three steps to take.
From Kit #1, "The fake fraud alert". The FTC lists fake fraud alerts among the scam texts people reported most often in 2024, a year in which reported losses to text scams reached $470 million.

What a kit says, in one line

"We will never contact you to ask for your password, PIN or a one-time code, and we will never ask you to move money to keep it safe. Not sure about a text? Close it and call us at [your number], or use the number on the back of your card."

Kit #1 is built on the FTC's 2024 text-scam data, the FCC's guidance on bank impersonation scams and the FTC's advice to forward scam texts to 7726 (SPAM).

This week's alert, free to post

Kit #1, week of 9 November 2026. Copy it, put in your credit union's name and member service number, and post it, with or without a subscription. A credit to Tutela Digitalis is welcome and never required. The full kit adds the staff brief, a website alert, teller talking points and a graphic with your logo.

Social post (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn)
A text says there's a suspicious charge on your card and gives you a link or a number to sort it out. Before you do anything, stop. Scammers copy the wording of real fraud alerts. A real alert from [Credit Union] will never ask for your password, PIN or a one-time code, and we will never ask you to move money to protect it. Not sure about a text? Close it and call us at [phone], or use the number on the back of your card. #FraudAlert #ScamAlert
Newsletter or email blurb
That fraud alert text could be the fraud Fake "fraud alert" texts are among the scam texts people report most often to the FTC. In 2024, people reported losing $470 million to scams that started with a text message. The message looks routine: a charge you don't recognize, or a problem with your account, and a link or a phone number to fix it. The scam starts on the other end, when someone asks you to confirm your account details, share your login, or move your money to a "safe" account. We will never do that. If an alert worries you, don't use the link or the number in the message. Call us at [phone], or the number on the back of your card. You can forward the scam text to 7726 (SPAM) so your phone carrier can block similar messages.

Sources: FTC, 16 April 2025; FCC, bank impersonation scams; FTC, reporting spam texts to 7726.

Pricing

Pilot
Free 2 kits

Two Monday kits with your logo. No card, no contract. If they don't earn a place in your posting schedule, you owe nothing.

Standard
$149 per month

Every weekly kit, branded graphic included. Month to month, cancel any time. Annual plan: two months free.

Plus
$349 per month

Everything in Standard, plus two 30 to 45 second vertical videos a month with your logo, for Reels, TikTok, Shorts and lobby screens.

How the pilot works

  1. Email us your credit union's name, your logo file and your member service number.
  2. We send this week's kit with your branding, then next Monday's.
  3. Your team reviews, edits if needed, and posts. If you want to continue, we invoice monthly; if not, that's the end of it.

What we never do

Who writes it

Tutela Digitalis is an independent scam-education publisher. We have published more than 120 source-checked guides, keep a public corrections log, and publish our research indexes with DOIs under CC BY 4.0. Bing Webmaster Tools counted 31,092 citations of our pages in Microsoft Copilot and partner AI answers between 21 May and 3 November 2026. Since September we have also published 18 short scam-awareness videos on Instagram and TikTok.

Questions

We already use our league's toolkits. Why add this?
Keep using them. The League System's free 2026 toolkits are thorough campaign resources, built for moments like Cybersecurity Awareness Month. A kit from us arrives every Monday and covers the scam in that week's alerts, so your posts stay current between campaigns.
Can our compliance team edit the copy?
Yes. Every kit is a starting draft for your voice and your review. Change anything; the sources stay attached so reviewers can check each claim.
Do you need any member data?
No. We never see or handle member data. You receive content files and post them yourself.
Which scams do the kits cover?
Scams hitting US consumers that week, chosen from FTC, FBI, FCC, CFPB and state alerts plus what we see in our own case reviews. Fake fraud alerts, impersonation calls, payment-app scams and toll and delivery texts are typical.
Who owns the content?
We do. While you subscribe you may publish the full kits on your own website, social accounts, newsletters, statements and branch screens. The free alert on this page may be posted by anyone. A credit to Tutela Digitalis is welcome and never required.
How do we pay?
By monthly invoice in US dollars, after the free pilot. Month to month, no setup fee.
Does paying you buy coverage on your site?
No. Subscribers never pay for coverage and never review what we publish. If a subscriber is ever the subject of an article, we say so on that page.

Start with two free kits

Email Peter at hello@tuteladigitalis.com with your credit union's name, logo and member service number. You'll have this week's kit with your branding on it, and next Monday's after that.

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