1. Online Security


Online Transaction Security

Digi2Checks is serious about safeguarding your personal information online. As a security measure, you may access your account information online from the Digi2Checks website only if you have registered with Digi2Checks Online.Digi2Checks Online Transaction uses Secure Socket Layer (SSL) technology to encrypt your personal information such as User Ids, Passwords, and account information over the internet. Any information provided to you is scrambled and decoded once it reaches your browser.


Your Private Information

Information you provide via electronic forms on the Digi2Checks website is secure and encrypted in most instances. In other words, it is scrambled en route and decoded once it reaches Digi2Checks. You may check that your web session is secure by looking for a small lock symbol usually located in the lower corner of your web browser window. Current versions of leading web browsers indicate when a web page is encrypted for transmission through this symbol. You may also look for the letters "https://" at the beginning of your website URL in your web browser. The "s" means that the web connection is secure.


Minimum System Requirment for Using our Digi2Checks Data Processing


If your browser does not meet the requirements necessary to support Digi2Checks, we'll tell you how you can update your browser when you log on to Digi2Checks Online.

Windows Operating System

  • Windows XP, Windows Vista and higher
  • Internet Explorer 7 and higher
  • Firefox 3.0 and higher, Chrome 12 and higher

Macintosh Operating System

  • Mac OS-X Tiger, Leopard and Snow Leopard

Viewing Digi2Checks Online

  • Internet access
  • A browser that supports 128-bit strong encryption, such as Microsoft® Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Safari or Google Chrome.
  • Send e-mail asking you to reply by sending personal information.
Desktop
Median size
Small size device

A Flexible display devices .

From Win based PC to smart phone: iPhone, Adroid Phone, iPad, Android Tablets

3. Don't adopt a pet password


It's absolutely critical that you use a highly secure password for all of your financial accounts. Never use your pet's name, your child's name or anything else that a fraudster could easily find out. The most secure passwords are a combination of letters and numbers.