Fraudulent calling attempts are on the rise. Scammers are posing as WSFS Associates – using fake caller IDs and personal details to gain your trust. NEVER share your account passwords or verification codes on unsolicited calls. Verify the call by hanging up and notifying us directly at 888.973.7226 7am-7pm ET (M-F) and 9am-3pm ET (on weekends).

Security Center

WSFS is serious about safeguarding your personal and financial information.

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#BanksNeverAskThat

WSFS Bank will never ask you to confirm your account number, PIN, password or any other personal information via email, text or voice call. If you are concerned that you have received fraudulent email, text or call, disclosed confidential information or have questions about online security, immediately contact us:

Taking Security Seriously

Below you will find security information that we recommend all of our Clients review:

Learn how WSFS protects you and your information.

Resources to protect yourself and your information.

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Preventing Fraud

Learn how to identify fraud and what to do if you suspect you’ve been a victim of fraudulent activity.

Know the types of fraud out there, so you can try to identify them should the need ever arise.

Helpful information if you suspect that you’ve been a victim of fraud.

Important information on card security and understanding skimming.


It’s more than just a password. Security informs everything we do.

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