First Republic Bank has established effective controls to
protect the confidentiality, security and integrity
of all customer information.
- Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) encryption scrambles
data as it travels between your computer and the Bank,
making it virtually impossible for anyone to access your
account information. SSL protocol has become the
universal standard for Web site authentication and for
encrypting communications over the Web.
- If you enter your password incorrectly five times,
your User ID will be locked until you call us
to reset your password.
- The Banking Online Master Agreement limits your
liability in the unlikely event that your password is
stolen or funds are transferred improperly as a result.
Please refer to the agreement for details.
- For more information, go to
www.firstrepublic.com and click on the
Privacy & Security link.
- Never share your User ID or Password with anyone.
No one representing First Republic Bank will ever
ask for your User ID or Password. Never give these
out to people who ask for them by e-mail or by phone.
- Make sure your password is hard to guess by combining
random numbers and letters instead of using your
birth date, pet’s name, or other obvious clues.
- Sign off after each online banking session using the
Exit link or any time you leave your computer
unattended so others can’t gain access to
your session.
- To accommodate security requirements, use the most
recent version of Netscape Navigator®, Microsoft® Internet Explorer or AOL® as your browser.
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