Verify Official Huntington Website
How to identify the legitimate Huntington Bank website and avoid phishing. What Huntington will never ask for online.
Direct answer
Start digital banking from links on this site — especially Huntington Bank Login and Mobile Login. Marketing pages on this website never collect usernames, passwords, PINs, OTP/MFA codes, card numbers, or SSNs.
How to verify you are on an official path
- Type or bookmark paths you trust from this site (for example
/login/), rather than clicking unexpected email or text links. - Confirm institutional markers: Member FDIC Certificate #6560, Equal Housing Lender, Nasdaq HBAN, customer service (800) 480-2265.
- Use the official Huntington Mobile Banking app from Apple App Store or Google Play listings named Huntington — see Mobile Banking.
- If something feels wrong, stop and call (800) 480-2265 using the number on this site or your card — not a number from a surprise message.
What Huntington will never request
- Your password, PIN, or MFA code via unexpected email, SMS, or social message
- Remote-access software installation from cold outreach
- Gift cards, wire transfers, or crypto to “unlock” or “verify” an account
- Credential entry on lookalike domains that imitate Huntington Bank Login
Report suspicious activity
idtheft@huntington.com · Fraud guidance · Security Center
FAQs
How do I get today’s deposit APY?
Deposit APYs vary by ZIP code, balance, and relationship status. Ask a banker for a current rate sheet, or view rates in Online Banking after you enroll.
How do I log in securely?
Start at Huntington Bank Login (then Online Banking or Mobile Login). Huntington will never ask for your password in unexpected emails or texts.
Are my deposits FDIC insured?
Yes. The Huntington National Bank is Member FDIC. Coverage is up to $250,000 per depositor, per insured bank, for each ownership category.
Disclosures
The Huntington National Bank is an Equal Housing Lender and Member FDIC. Lending products are subject to credit application and approval. Investment and insurance products are not deposits, not FDIC insured, and may lose value. Rates and fees are subject to change.