Online Banking

Secure and Up-To-Date Access to Your Accounts

Easily manage accounts, transactions, and daily activity through our single-sign on, encrypted platform.

Now, you can enjoy a simple, convenient and easy way to manage your money — anytime of the day or night. It delivers a highly intuitive user interface, responsive screens and great tools that simplify your financial life.

Check all your account balances, pay bills and make transfers right from the Home Page
View real-time account balances, check images and history
24-hour access to checking, loans and CDs
Export history to financial software or spreadsheets
Transfer funds between accounts
Pay bills online
Safe and secure
Electronic Statements

Online Bill Pay

Simply the best way to manage your payments.

Pay virtually anyone with only having their email or cell phone number. Utilizing Bill Pay helps to make quick payments to individuals or businesses simple and easy to use! Some of the features include:

Same Day/Next Day Payments
Group Payments into Categories
Account to Account Transfers
Receive eBills
Automatic Payments
Search Bill History

eStatements

Enroll today, and discover all the advantages of E-Statements. Simply log into Personal Online Banking, and enroll for eStatements under the Options tab.

Green: E-Statements are good for the environment. They literally save tons of paper.
Fast: You get your statement sooner, because online delivery eliminates delays sometimes found with postal mail delivery.
Simple: E-Statements eliminate the clutter of paper statements and allow you to store and retrieve past statements right on your hard drive.
Secure: E-Statements simply protect your information better than paper statements.
Free: It costs you nothing to switch to E-Statements — and to have access to every transaction in your account, including check images, right at your fingertips.

Identity Theft

Are you taking steps to protect personal information? Safeguarding sensitive data in your files and on your computers is just plain good business. After all, if that information falls into the wrong hands, it can lead to fraud or identity theft.

A sound data security plan is built on five key principles: