Consumer Alert
FedNow is live! Click here to learn more about the Federal Reserve’s newly launched service that allows financial institutions to get money to its customers faster.
Discover issues consumers are facing regarding crypto-assets in a recent complaint bulletin published by the CFPB. Also called "virtual currencies", the CFPB has received over 8,300 of these complaints since October 2018. If you've experienced issues with crypto-assets or need more information, click here to visit the CFPB's website.
Scammers often use the Federal Reserve to gain access to confidential information. Please note that the Federal Reserve will NEVER call or email consumers or businesses asking for money or personal information. Fraudulent emails about consumer complaints were distributed to banks using the Federal Reserve Consumer Help Center’s (FRCH) information (example below). FRCH does not contact banks or businesses directly about consumer complaints. Please refrain from clicking on links or opening attachments if you receive a similar email. Visit the Board of Governor’s website for more details on scams using the Federal Reserve’s name. The Fraud and Scams section of this website offers tips on recognizing, avoiding, and reporting other types of scams.
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Federal Reserve Consumer Help
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Phone: (888) 851-1920
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Mail: PO Box 1200
Minneapolis, MN 55480
