Phishing emails impersonating bank login
Phishing emails impersonating bank login — educational Huntington Bank security guidance. Dated 2026-10-01.
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Audience: Personal and business online banking users
What is happening
Fraudsters send emails or texts that urge you to “verify” your Huntington Bank Login on lookalike pages.
Warning signs
Unexpected urgency, mismatched sender domains, requests for password/PIN/MFA, links you did not initiate.
What to do
Do not click. Start from /login/ on this site or call (800) 480-2265. Report to idtheft@huntington.com.
Official contact
(800) 480-2265 · idtheft@huntington.com
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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
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