Your current domain is keeping you vulnerable to 92% of all cyberattacks

Use a .BANK domain to protect your assets, your data, your customers, and your reputation

801 Banks protected and growing.

See why they continue to choose .bank for Cybersecurity

.BANK for Protection

Banks must move from highly vulnerable domains
to protect their assets, their data, and their reputations.

Moving your bank from open, unrestricted domains (e.g., .com, .net) to .BANK adds robust layers of cybersecurity and eliminates the existence of lookalike domains, used in over 92% of all cyberattacks.

Employees, vendors, and customers can simply “Look for the .BANK” to avoid engaging with dangerous emails and websites which lead to breaches, ransomware, identity theft, and fraud.

A move to .BANK enhances trust by giving customers a simple way to authenticate real bank websites and emails.

Sales: Enhanced trust leads to higher engagement from customers, enabling you to build on relationships, keeping your bank front of mind during financial decisions and giving you more opportunities for sales. 

Customer Acquisition: Customers are banking online now more than ever, and are prioritizing cybersecurity. Moving to .BANK makes your bank an obvious choice for security, be it their first bank or a move after suffering a cyber event.

.BANK for Sales & Customer Acquisition​

Banks must make their online banking interactions 
as easy to recognize as their brick-and-mortar branches.

.BANK: to Protect & Prepare

The .BANK domain, gated exclusively for banks, prevents bad actors from obtaining lookalike domains making it easy for anyone to immediately identify bank emails and websites versus phishing and spoofing attacks. A .BANK domain creates verifiable websites and emails that are prepared for digital banking products and services where banks provide actionable financial guidance, and customers share additional personal and/or financial information. Employees, vendors, and customers simply “Look for the .BANK” to help prevent breaches, ransomware, identity theft, and financial fraud in day-to-day interactions.

What customers should know about .BANK: If your bank has moved to .BANK, it has prioritized and enhanced its cybersecurity against phishing and spoofing, the leading causes of breaches, identity theft and financial fraud. A .BANK domain is like ‘.gov’ and ‘.edu’, but for the banking sector. By looking for .BANK at the end of an email address or website URL you can confirm they are authentically from a bank helping protect you from cyberattacks that steal personal information or login credentials. Our ‘Pioneers’ badge recognizes the banks who have added this important layer of cybersecurity.

Bankers on .BANK

Jill Castilla, President & CEO

"We made the move for security and to broaden our reach."

"The move felt effortless thanks to the team at fTLD."

"If a small bank like ours can find tremendous value in .BANK so will yours!"

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