Common Online Banking Questions
To have the best experience, use the latest version of either Chrome, Firefox, or Microsoft Edge. (Do not use Internet Explorer as it is not compatible with digital banking and no longer supported.)
Two-factor authentication adds another layer of protection to your accounts. The first time you log in you’ll be asked to secure your account with an email address and cell phone number. A unique code will then be generated and sent to you, and you’ll use that code to gain access to your accounts.
Digital banking will remember what device you use, so if you check the “don’t ask for codes again on this computer” box during log in, and always use the same device, you’ll only need to enter the code once. If you log in using a different device you’ll be sent a new code to verify that you are who you say you are.
During the log in procedure your code will be sent by text (SMS) to the phone number you specified. If your phone doesn’t accept texts, you can choose a different option (such as a voice phone call).
You can deactivate a debit card by calling 888.297.3416 24 hours a day. You can also deactivate your card in online banking.
Yes, if you are currently enrolled in electronic statements (e-Statements) you will be able to see prior statements in digital banking. Click on any account name and select “Documents”. Next, choose the account statement you want to view. The “Documents” tab also allows you to change your e-Statements preferences.
Initially you’ll have access to up to 120 days of transaction history for all account types. Your history will build as more transactions accrue.
Yes. You can easily send messages and documents through the new messages feature located on the Dashboard.