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Selecting the links and inputting your personal information such as usernames, PINs and passwords can expose your email to scammers or make you susceptible to malware. Once fraudsters have access to your email account, they're able to see the notifications and links for your e-Transfer transactions.

Email notifications from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) let you know when important changes are made on your account and when you have mail to view in My Business Account. When you sign up to receive email notifications, we will stop sending your mail on paper.

Scammers are targeting individuals by text message or email, claiming that the CRA is sending them a GST/HST tax refund or credit, and are requesting personal information to proceed. How to recognize it: The fraudulent text message or email claims to be from the CRA.

Once you have provided the CRA with an email address, we will send you email notifications when: your address is changed. your banking information for direct deposit is changed. your marital status is changed.

How-To: Send money with Interac e-Transfer Log into your online or mobile banking app and select the account. Choose or add your recipient's email or mobile number. Enter the amount and a security question (no need if the recipient has registered for Interac e-Transfer® Autodeposit).

How do I view a completed, pending, or cancelled INTERAC e-Transfer transaction? From the left-hand navigation menu, select INTERAC e-Transfer. Select History. Select the appropriate tab (Money Sent, Money Received, or Money Requested) to view completed or pending transactions.

Recognize various scams You should be vigilant when any person claiming to be a Service Canada or 1 800 O-Canada employee contacts you in a way that you are usually not contacted by the federal government. These emails, text messages, letters and calls (including recorded messages) may be fraudulent.

EChecks are regular checks that you can send and receive in just seconds using email. There's no additional software or technology required, and anyone with an email address can receive an eCheck. They can be printed and deposited like a paper check, or the recipient can choose to utilize deposit services.

You can deposit eChecks just like any other check ? at a bank or credit union, through an ATM or using your branch's Remote Deposit Capture. Patented technology allows companies and banks to help reduce fraud by easily verifying the authenticity of each eCheck.

Scanning the Check Select mobile deposit. Select the account you want the money to go into. Enter the amount of the check. Photograph the front. Photograph the back. Press the Deposit button.