We want to bring your attention to a recent cybersecurity threat affecting VisionBank. There have been reports of fake business emails circulating, attempting to deceive recipients. The fake address making the rounds is secure-visionbank.com. Please remain vigilant and be cautious of emails exhibiting unusual signs such as unexpected attachments, unfamiliar sender addresses, or urgent requests for sensitive information.
VisionBank has eight full-service branches in Ames, Boone, Grimes, Huxley, and Ogden, and a VisionBank Mortgage office in West Des Moines. The bank is owned by VisionBankshares, Inc., a locally-owned bank holding company based in Central Iowa. The bank offers full service retail, mortgage, consumer, commercial, commercial real estate, and agricultural deposit and lending products and services.
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