PERSONAL BANKING
Manage your account online … anywhere, anytime
Actively manage your accounts and your debit card from the convenience of your computer.
Take advantage of any or all of these free online banking features
Manage Your Money
- Monitor your balance and transaction details
- Set up alerts to stay on top of your balance and help ahead of suspicious activity
- Download transaction details to financial software
- Open additional checking or savings accounts
Online Statements
- Sign up and save the monthly paper statement fee
- Reduce the paper clutter in your home or office
- Save mail time by receiving an email as soon as your statement is ready to view online
- Access up to 18 months of previous statements online from anywhere
Manage Your Debit Card
- Lock or unlock your debit card if it’s lost or stolen
- Control where your card is used by merchant type or type of payment (in-store or online)
- Set or adjust the maximum amount for each transaction allowed
Use Bill Pay
- Make one-time payments or schedule future or recurring payments
- Send payments to people or businesses
- Stay organized by viewing your payment history online
- Set up payment alerts to keep you informed
- Use eBills to view, pay and track your bills online
From utilities and credit cards to landlords or babysitters, making payments has never been easier!
Learn More About Banking Online
If you’ve already opened your account, you’re all set so learn how to get started here.
We created an interactive or downloadable detailed user guide just for you with screenshots and how-to instructions.
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