Debit Card

Some banks believe that if you want to use their debit card to access your funds or make purchases, you should pay them a monthly fee. Signature Bank disagrees. Your Signature Bank debit card gives you the convenience to shop or access your balance anytime—without monthly debit card fees.

With our Instant Issue Debit Cards, there’s no waiting—walk in for your account, walk out with your card. We even refund ATM fees charged by other banks, so you always have free access to your money. What could be more convenient?

Summary

  • Instant Issue means same-day access to your new account
  • No monthly fee to use your debit card
  • Access account balance easily
  • Make purchases or get cash from any participating ATM
  • ATM fees refunded nationwide
  • More convenient than checks
  • Safer than carrying cash
  • Signature and/or PIN required

Read more about how to protect yourself and your identity by protecting your debit card here.

 

To Report a Lost or Stolen Debit Card

Please visit online or mobile banking to report your card as lost or stolen.

Select Menu > then > Manage Cards > then > select the card in question > then > Report Lost or Stolen Card.

Once you confirm this Lost / Stolen card request, the card in question will become inactive and can no longer be used. Please contact us or submit a transaction dispute if you see any suspicious activity on your account.

If you think you may have misplaced your card and would like to turn it off temporarily, you may alternatively choose TURN CARD OFF while you search for your card.

If you do not have online or mobile banking, you may contact Customer Service at 877.855.8550 for assistance during regular business hours.

An on-duty manager periodically monitors the Customer Service voicemail box until 8:30 p.m. every night. If you need to speak with a Signature Banker about a Lost or Stolen Card after hours, please call 877.888.8550 and leave a detailed voicemail. A manager will be back in touch with you as soon as they are available.

 

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