About Online Banking
We are introducing new security enhancements to our Online Banking to help keep your information safe. With these upgrades, login details stored using the “Memorized Account” feature will be reset.
If you use the Memorized Account feature to store your login account number, you will need to re-enter this information along with your personal access code (PAC) the first time you attempt to sign into Online Banking after the upgrades are complete. If you would like to re-memorize your login details, you will have the option to select Remember Me, to save your information for future sign-ins. Ahead of the upgrade, we recommend taking a moment to make sure you know your login account number and, if needed to make note of this number somewhere safe.
If you would like support accessing online banking or our mobile app please reach out to us, we are happy to help!
Autodeposit for e-Transfers: Turn on Autodeposit to avoid having to answer security questions and to ensure a more secure experience. |
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Log-In Security Questions: To make sure its you, we’ll ask pre-determined questions at any potentially fraudulent log-ins. |
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Invisible reCAPTCHA: To make sure you’re not a robot, reCAPTCHA is a quick and easy step for safer log-ins. |
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Lock’N’Block: If you misplaced your debit card, you can lock it temporarily rather than cancelling it. |
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Online Banking Alerts: Turn on banking alerts to be notified of any important activity on your account. |
Wondering if your cyber-security can pass the test? Check out the tips below on how to keep your account information secure:
- Your passwords are not similar to other active passwords
- Your log-in information is stored somewhere safely
- You haven’t shared log-in information with another person
- You lock your phone/computer when not in use