
Star One Credit Union has been certified with a secure certificate from
VeriSign to communicate via Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) technology. Digital certificates act as a digital ID that users or computers are authentic. To check any site certificate, double-click on the closed lock icon in the bottom corner of your screen.
How Star One Protects You
Individualized password
When you sign up for Online Banking, we ask you to create your own password. Use this password in conjunction with your member number to access Online Banking.
Timed log off
Our Online Banking system will automatically log you off after a set amount of time. (The default time is 20 minutes.) This reduces the risk of others accessing your information from your unattended computer.
Firewalls
Our computer systems are protected by a series of powerful firewalls that block unauthorized entry.
Encryption
All online sessions are encrypted. This encryption technology is classified by the U.S. Department of Defense.
United States law forbids export of this technology to other countries. Look for a “closed lock” icon in the lower corner of your browser to determine if encryption is being used. Any Web address beginning with “https://...” indicates the page you are viewing uses encryption. The “s” stands for “secured."
Constant surveillance
Star One's Information systems group maintains and monitors all security systems to make sure that your accounts are safe and secure.
Technology updates
Star One is committed to keeping up with and utilizing the latest technology to ensure your account security in the face of constantly evolving online threats. We work closely with our Online Banking provider (Digital Insight) to ensure that new browsers meet our high security standards and can be included in our list of supported browsers.
Confirmation letters
We mail you confirmation letters whenever you make a change to your contact information, account information, or Touchtone Teller Access Code.
E-Mail Correspondence from Star One
Member Communication E-Mails
Member Communication e-mail campaigns are sent on a regular basis to specific members for marketing reasons.They may also be used to alert large numbers of members affected by possible fraudulent activity. It is our policy to exclude links from all of our Member Communication e-mails in response to phishing threats. We will never ask you to disclose or verify personal information via e-mail.
One-On-One E-Mails
During the normal course of business you may receive an e-mail from a Star One employee. For your convenience we may include links in "one-on-one" e-mails to assist you in locating a certain online form or section of our web site. One-on-one e-mails will include the member's surname in the subject line. We will never ask you to disclose or verify personal information via e-mail.
E-Mail Correspondence to Star One
Secure E-Mail
We respond to all e-mails within one business day. There are two ways you can send us an e-mail.
- Log in to Online Banking and click on the “Secure Support” icon. You can send AND receive encrypted e-mails within Online Banking. Responses are found by clicking on the “E-mail In Box” icon within “Secure Support.”
- Use our Contact Us form to send us a secure e-mail. Any data being sent is encrypted, however, we suggest that you do not send sensitive information such as credit card numbers or password information. We un-encrypt the information after it has arrived within our internal secured network. Our reply to your message will be made through unsecured e-mail and will include your surname in the subject line. Reasonable efforts will be made to remove sensitive information prior to our reply.
Unsecured E-Mail
Send an unsecured e-mail to us at service@starone.org. Our reply to your message will be made through unsecured e-mail and will include your surname in the subject line. Reasonable efforts will be made to remove sensitive information prior to our reply.
Third Party E-Mails
You may receive e-mails from third parties who have business relationships with Star One. These vendors (such as CheckFree) may send you e-mails that include links to the Star One web site. Star One is not responsible for the functionality of links included in any third party e-mail.
Search Engine Tips
We discourage using search engines to find the Star One web site, since doing so can result in false or phished sites that may be harmful to your computer.
There are 2 safe ways to locate our site:
- Type in our URL in your browser's address bar:
https://www.starone.org
- Set up a "bookmark" or "favorite" in your browser.
Report Scams
DO NOT OPEN e-mails from unknown sources. DELETE THEM. You may want to report the scam to the organization named in the e-mail, report it to the FTC,
or forward the suspicious e-mail to the FTC at uce@ftc.gov.
If Star One is named in the scam, forward the e-mail to service@starone.org.
Other Resources on the Star One Web Site
See our Awareness & Info section for information on scams, viruses, passwords, identity theft, and other important topics.
Learn about Star One's Privacy Policy.
See our Online Banking Page.