Keeping Your GiveCampus Account Safe & Secure
Recognizing Phishing Emails
Phishing scams often create a sense of urgency, claiming issues like paused deposits or problems with an recent invoices. Their goal? To trick you into sharing sensitive information that could compromise your data or funds.
Not sure if an email is genuine? Always reach out to us directly at support.givecampus.com or via email at support@givecampus.com.
Protecting Your Account
Follow these straightforward guidelines to enhance your account security and safeguard against phishing:
- Verify Email Addresses and URLs
Ensure emails are sent from genuine givecampus.com addresses. Watch out for odd characters, misspellings, numbers, underscores, or dashes. Double-check that you’re always on the official GiveCampus site before logging in. - Sign In Using Bookmarks
Bookmark official GiveCampus webpages and use these bookmarks to log in every time. This simple habit helps guarantee you’re accessing legitimate GiveCampus websites. - Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)
ance your account security. This extra security measure helps prevent unauthorized access.By following these best practices, you’ll be well-equipped to keep your GiveCampus account secure.
When enabled, you'll be prompted to enter a 6-digit verification code each time you log in. The code may come from a mobile authenticator app on your phone or via email following a successful password entry.
Note: Verification codes are valid for 5 minutes. If your code expires, select Click here to resend your verification code on the verification page to receive a new one.
You can also scan the QR code in your profile to set up a mobile authenticator app. Once two-factor authentication is active, you'll have the option in your profile to add a cell phone number for SMS-based verification codes.
If your account includes permissions to modify bank accounts, two-factor authentication is required and cannot be disabled.
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