In addition, there are certain federal and state statutes that require disclosure of information about our customers. For example, if a customer is involved in litigation with a third party, a court may order First Command Bank to disclose information to a court or another litigant. In such circumstances, only the specific information required by law, subpoena, or court order will be disclosed. To help us provide the best possible service, we generally share information about customers with FCFS, its affiliates and referring agents. Please note that information about specific transactions and experience with a client will be shared with others as appropriate under the Fair Credit Reporting Act.
Encryption helps protect private data from interception by a third party.
Standard 40-bit encryption safeguards our interactive pages and any information submitted by a client. Our online banking product's default application is protected by 128-bit encryption, a secret password and other safety features. Whether it's on the Internet, in person, by telephone or by mail, we at First Command Bank are committed to protecting your privacy. Site Created, Hosted, and Maintained by Online Resources .