Reporting a Lost or Stolen Debit Card
- How do I cancel a lost or stolen debit card online?
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- Log in to Online or Mobile Banking and scroll down to Card Management, then select the card you’re missing.
- If you think there’s a chance you will find it, you can temporarily lock the card by clicking on the toggle, and then turn it back on once the card is found.
- If the card is definitely lost, or has been stolen, select report lost/stolen.
- Please note that this does not order a replacement card, so you’ll want to send us a message or give us call to get a new card.
Fax: 785-231-1414
US Mail:
Central National Bank
Attn: Online Services Dept.
800 SE Quincy St
Topeka, KS 66612
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