Traders Bank

Traders Bank Privacy Notice
THIS NOTICE CONTAINS IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THE PRIVACY OF PERSONAL INFORMATION THAT TRADERS BANK COLLECTS ABOUT ITS CUSTOMERS AND HOW THAT INFORMATION IS USED.

The following statements are designed to inform you, a customer of Traders Bank, about the information that we collect about our customers and the sources of that information. It also describes the systems and procedures we have in place to make sure that your information is kept confidential.

Collection of Information
Traders Bank collects information about its customers from different sources. They are:

	•	Information that customers provide on applications to us for our products and services;
	•	Information that we receive from credit reporting agencies, commonly known as credit bureaus; and
	•	Information that we receive from customers’ accounts with us and the transactions in those accounts, such as deposit accounts and loans, as well as information that we receive from providing services to customers.

Disclosure of Information
Traders Bank only provides non-public customer information, on current and former customers, to third parties as permitted by law. Traders Bank may provide non-public personal information to government, regulatory, and legal authorities in response to a subpoena, or as necessary for other legal purposes; to third parties that assist us in servicing your account with us; and to credit bureaus.

Confidentiality and Security
It is the policy of Traders Bank to assure that the information it has about its customers is accurate. It is the policy of Traders Bank that information it has about its customers is highly confidential and should only be available to employees who have a need for the information to properly service a customer's account, act upon a customer's request or to fulfill that person’s job responsibility within Traders Bank. Traders Bank has extensive security procedures that insure that its confidentiality policy and security procedures are followed. The bank’s automation systems have a complex set of passwords, user identifications and terminal identifications that limits each employee’s access to information in the system to that information that he or she requires to properly carry out his or her job responsibility.

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