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Tap to Pay with Contactless Payments
Enjoy the safety, security adn convenience of contactless payments.
Your new Contactless Card replaces your exisiting Security Bank Debit Card.
Debit cards were delivered by August 31. Existing debit cards expire October 2026.
Once you receive your new contactless card, follow the instructions provided to activate and select a PIN.
Don't forget to update auto payments, mobile wallet, Card Suite Lite or other purchasing apps storing your card information.
If have any questions, concerns or issues with your new tap-to-pay card, please review frequently asked questions below or contact us.
How to Use the New Contactless Feature
Protect Your Card with Card Suite Lite
This easy-to-use mobile app puts the power to protect your debit card in your hands. You can turn your card off and on, receive noti cations of possible fraudulent transactions, set alerts, and more! Once you receive your new Security Bank contactless debit card, download the Card Suite Lite app and enroll your card!
Freeze and unfreeze your card
Control where your card can be used
Set spending and location limits
Contactless Technology FAQ
Yes. Insert the EMV card, or swipe the magnetic stripe like you would have done with your previous card. Online purchases work the same as with your previous card.
Both the card and the terminal will have the contactless symbol noted.
Contactless payment availability may vary depending on terminal enablement, merchant preferences, transaction location or purchase amount. You may also be asked for your signature or PIN in some cases.
Yes. You can still use your card to get cash, check your balance and more.
Use your contactless EMV chip card at the same places you do now. Tap or insert your card at EMV enabled terminals, or swipe your card at terminals that have not yet switched. You can use your card as you did before for online payments, telephone payments and at ATMs.
We highly encourage you to safely dispose of your old debit cards to protect against identity theft. You can shred or cut the card into small pieces, making sure you slice through the chip and back stripe, along with cutting through the card number, name and CVV. You may consider disposing of the cut pieces in different trash bags.
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