2SV replaces the use of static challenge questions and answers with dynamically generated one-time verification codes. Verification codes will be sent to you via text message (SMS) or email that you set up. This method of verification confirms your identity during high-risk logins, such as a login from a new device or location.

Self-Serve Reset PAC is a digital banking feature that allows you to reset your Online Banking Password whenever you need to. To use the feature, you need to enter the last three digits of your Social Insurance Number and you must be enrolled in 2-Step Verification.

Members will now be required to authenticate some online banking transactions using our current 2SV system through online and mobile banking.

Device Binding allows members to exempt logins from authentication challenges if those logins are from a recognized device. This is done by selecting the bind-device check box found on the Enter your Certification Code screen, which is presented during 2SV enrollment or login authentications.

Good news! Members will be able to use Voice Calls as an option for 2SV authentication, in addtional to SMS and email.

This alert notifies you that your online PAC has been changed.

Security Tip: If a fraudster manages to get into your account and changes your login credentials you will be notified.

This alert notifies you that access to online banking has been locked because the number of attempts to sign in exceeded the number allowed.

Security Tip: If a fraudster attempts to access your account and are unsuccessful, due to password fails, you will be notified.

This alert notifies you when a new bill payment vendor account is added to your online banking account.

Security Tip: Often fraudsters will set up a new bill vendor such as a credit card and transfer funds from your account to this new vendor as a way to take funds.

This is an alert that notifies you when you have received an enhanced personal message in online banking from Northern Savings.

This alert notifies you when a new Interac e-Transfer recipient has been added.

Security Tip: Fraudsters will use Interac e-Transfers to send money to themselves from hacked bank accounts.