Debit Cards

Our Visa debit cards come with a security chip. Money is deducted from a checking account when using a debit card. Transactions can be run as debit, usually requiring a Personal Identification Number (PIN), or as credit, usually requiring a signature. Using a PIN may be required to help reduce fraudulent activity.

Mobile Wallet – Tap and Pay

Our debit cards can be added to mobile wallets on mobile devices to be used at mobile wallet enabled terminals, online or for in-app purchases with participating merchants.

Load a debit, business debit or health savings account card

  • Contact your local CNB office to provide your current cell phone number and email
  • Install or open a pre-installed mobile wallet app (Apple Pay®, Samsung Pay or Google Pay™)
  • You may need to log in or set up a Samsung, Google or iTunes/Apple ID Account
  • Load an eligible CNB card
  • Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the verification process.

Standard message and data rates may apply and international rates may apply if you are outside of the United States. Apple Pay and Apple logo are trademarks of Apple Inc. Samsung Pay and Samsung Pay logo are trademarks of Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. Google Pay and Google Pay logo are trademarks of Google LLC. Face ID is a registered trademark of Apple Inc.

ATMs

Debit cards can be used at ATMs. If a debit card is only linked to a savings account, the card may only be used at ATMs and cannot be used for retail purchases. Community National Bank is part of the Falcon Network allowing our customers to use ATMs at other participating network locations without charge. Only Community National Bank customers can make deposits at Community National Bank ATMs.

FALCON NETWORK ATMS

A new or reissued debit card must be activated before it can be used. Complete a balance inquiry or withdrawal at a Community National Bank ATM or use Online, Mobile or Telephone banking to activate a debit card.

Mobile Banking

Suspend/Temporarily Freeze Debit Card

  • Log in to Mobile banking
  • Scroll to the bottom to find "Card Management"
  • Select the card that you would like to suspend or temporarily freeze
  • Slide the toggle button to change the card to "Inactive"
  • To reactivate, simply slide the toggle button back to "Active."

Report Lost or Stolen/Close Debit Card

  • Log in to Mobile banking
  • Scroll to the bottom to find "Card Management"
  • Select the card that you would like to report lost or stolen
  • Next, confirm your choice
  • This option permanently closes your card. Call your local office to order a new card.  

Online Banking

Report Lost or Stolen/Close Debit Card

  • Log in to Online banking
  • Click the “Options” tab
  • Select “ATM/Debit Card”
  • Choose the card and click “Submit”
  • This option permanently closes your card. Call your local office to order a new card.  

By Phone

Report Lost or Stolen/Close Debit Card

  • Call 888-297-3416
  • Provide the following: Address, phone number, date of birth, Mother’s maiden name and last four digits of Social Security number
  • This option permanently closes your card. Call your local office to order a new card.

Using our Community Natl Bank Vermont app you can:

  • set alerts for spending limits, transaction types or merchant types
  • turn off or on your debit card 
  • add message for traveling
  • block all international usage
  • turn off a lost or stolen debit card
  • activate a new card 

Fraud Center Monitoring Service

This free security service is provided on all of our debit cards and recognizes customers’ purchasing patterns and can detect a transaction that occurs outside of normal activities.

Fraud or No Fraud? That’s the only question we’ll ask through this service. We will not ask for a PIN or entire debit card number. If there is a questionable transaction, the Fraud Center will ask if the transaction is fraudulent or legitimate through email or phone. Standard message and data rates may apply and additional international rates may apply if you're outside of the United States.

  • Email - Click on the hyperlink “fraud” or “no fraud”.
  • Text Message - Reply with “YES” if it’s fraudulent or “NO” if legitimate
  • Phone - Respond “Fraud” or “No Fraud” to the phone call
  • Be prepared with your billing address zip code for ID

When calling the Fraud Center, use the same device and number where the original message was received.

You must respond even if the transaction is legitimate. If the transaction is marked fraudulent or if the Fraud Center determines the transaction is fraudulent, the card will be permanently closed. A new card will be reissued and sent in the mail. If you do not respond, the card may be temporarily suspended and unavailable for use and the bank will need to be contacted for the card to be reactivated.

It’s extremely important to provide your current home and cell phone numbers and email address to ensure we can contact you if we suspect fraudulent activity. Stop by or call your local office to verify your contact information.