Texan Sky Credit Union

09/01/2026

09/01/2026

Scammers are crafty, but this time it was funny. This morning one of our own employees received a scam call labeled Texan Sky Credit Union. The scammer pretended he was a high-level employee and demanded to speak to a member he called by name. The funny part? We only have two male employees, and the scammer called one and pretended to be the other. It didn’t take much for our employee to figure out that the scammer wasn’t who he said he was. But seriously, please stay vigilant. We won’t call you demanding to speak to anyone, demanding sensitive information, or asking you to verify personal account information. Always hang up and call us back directly if anything feels suspicious. Don’t ever click on the number you just received the call from or you will call the scammer right back. Take time to dial out the number of the business you are trying to reach. Let’s stop scammers together! 

08/21/2026

We’re having a bake sale today to benefit our area Children’s Miracle Network! Come buy some goodies for a good cause, and grab your entries for a chance to win tickets to a Cowboys game PLUS a $1500 gift card!

08/06/2026

As a thank you to our amazing members, Texan Sky is treating the first 250 members to a FREE small SnoBox from 1:00–4:00 PM!
Stop by Texan Sky to pick up your voucher inside the credit union & redeem it at the Street Vibes truck parked outside!
Your voucher includes one small SnoBox with a regular flavor, and if you're feeling adventurous, you can upgrade to one of their specialty flavors for a small additional charge (We love the Shark Attack, but it could be because it's Texan Sky Blue!). Street Vibes will be serving until 4:00 PM, so even if the free vouchers are gone, you'll still have the chance to grab your favorite shaved ice!

08/04/2026

One of our favorite events is happening this week! Come inside to grab your vouchure on Thursday before they're gone!
1-4pm Thursday, August 6th

07/28/2026

Thank you Texan Sky Credit Union for donating the gift cards for our Gift Card Giveaway! We appreciate all your support and everything you do for our community!

07/28/2026

Thank you to the members who have reported suspicious phone calls. Your reports are helping us identify a phone spoofing scam targeting our community.

First and foremost, Texan Sky Credit Union has not experienced a data breach or cyberattack. Criminals are impersonating financial institutions across the country by using phone spoofing technology to make their calls appear to come from legitimate phone numbers.

One thing we've noticed: On many phones, a legitimate call from us displays "Texan Sky Credit Union" (like the example photo). Some scam calls have been appearing as "Texan Sky CU." While caller ID can vary between devices and carriers, this is one indicator we've seen reported.

The goal of these scammers is to sound credible. They may already know some information about you, but they will try to trick you into providing the information they don't have. Criminals can obtain personal or card information through a variety of sources unrelated to Texan Sky Credit Union including phishing scams, malware, or card skimming devices.

Protect Yourself

Our Fraud Department primarily contacts members through text message or email. Calls are only initiated if a member cannot be reached to verify transactions.

We will never ask for information we already have, including:
• Your account number
• Your address
• Online banking credentials
• Security codes sent to your phone

If a caller pressures you to act immediately or asks you to verify sensitive information, hang up.

Take Action Today

• Change your debit card PIN by calling 1-855-726-4885 and selecting Option 2.
• If you don't use your debit card often, freeze it through Online Banking or the Texan Sky mobile app until you need it.
• If you're ever unsure whether you're speaking with Texan Sky, end the call and manually dial our number to verify the request.

We encourage members to contact us anytime with questions about account security or suspicious activity. We'd much rather answer your questions than have you become the victim of a scam. Your security is our top priority. Thank you for helping us spread the word by sharing this post with friends and family.