Identity Restoration
Payment Card Protection
Personal Identity Protection
These three components of Identity Theft Aid navigate the complicated process of managing the impact on your customer’s or member’s credit rating, financial security, and legal integrity.
ID Theft Aid reimburses qualified expenses related to these costs:
Theft
Unauthorized or illegal use of names
Account information
Social Security-related information
Lost wages
Credit Reports
Court fees
Application costs related to ID theft
Should your customers or members need assistance, our fraud specialists will initiate three-way calls with them and each of their creditors. This will help them cancel their existing cards and get new ones. We can even initiate a fraud alert with each of the three credit reporting agencies to help protect your customer or member from any future fraudulent activity.
Identity Restoration is always just one call away - saving your customers or members time and money!
Your customers or members don’t have to do paperwork to register for Identity Theft Aid. They just open the BaZing app and tap the ID Theft Aid tile, or call 855-U-BAZING to connect with a fraud specialist.
Instant access. Instant results.
At StrategyCorps, we help financial institutions grow retail checking relationships and the revenue they generate with innovative and energizing solutions like Identity Theft Aid. Contact us to learn how BaZing can provide your financial institution with great checking products and performance. We look forward to hearing from you!
If you’re an existing StrategyCorps client who is interested in adding this benefit, please contact your client manager or email client services.
“I got an alert that a new line of credit had been opened using my information. I called BaZing and talked to a representative, who then transferred me to an ID Theft Aid specialist. Within about five minutes, they had a fraud alert out with all three credit bureaus and put me in contact with the company that opened the line of credit so that I could get it shut down.”
- Mark Miller (Topeka, KS)