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Welcome to Online Banking!

This video will demonstrate the steps needed to access your personal online banking account for the first time. NOTES: The look of Online Banking varies by financial institution. To register for Online Banking, please contact the financial institution.

Step 1:

Enter your login name
Enter your password
Click the submit button

Step 2:

If prompted, create a new login name, then click the submit button.

NOTE: A new login name will only be required if you were assigned a temporary login name by your financial institution.

Step 3:

Provide a method for contact. This information will be used to send you a confirmation code. This code must be entered prior to accessing your online account information.

Step 3 Continued:

Select the type of contact Method:
- SMS/Text
- Email
- Google Authenticator
Enter a name
Enter a phone number or email address
Click the submit button

Step 4:

Enter the code received via text message or email, then click the submit button.

Step 5:

If prompted, create a new password and then click the submit button.

Step 6:

Register your email address for Online Banking. NOTE: Various features of Online banking require a registered email address.

Enter your email address
Indicate if you would like to receive an alert to the displayed email address when you receive a secure message within Online Banking
Click the register button

Step 7:

Enter the received confirmation code then click the submit button.

Congratulations!

You now have access to your personal Online

Welcome to the Online Banking - Accounts Chapter

The Accounts Summary screen is the landing page for the Online Banking system. It displays a general overview of your accounts, as well as notifications, account summary options, and financial tools. Keep in mind that the options that display on this screen vary by financial institution. Use the View Options menu to change the view of the screen. The default view displays large tiles for each account, while the list view option displays the accounts in a list format. Notice that your accounts are grouped on this screen based on the type of account. For example, checking, savings CD, and loan accounts each display in separate sections.

Next, let’s look at the options available from the Accounts tab:

The first option, Accounts Summary, directs you to the screen we are currently viewing. Transaction Search provides a way to filter transactions by date, check number, amount, category, or a combination of these items. Use the next portion of this screen to select the account, or accounts, you would like to search within. Click the check boxes for individual accounts or click the checkbox at the top of each section to select all accounts in that section. When you are finished selecting accounts, click the Submit button. Transactions matching the search criteria display. If there is a check image associated with an item, the check icon can be clicked to view the image. Use the Search field to search within the listed transactions for a keyword or amount. The search results can be exported or printed. Clicking the Cancel button returns to the Transaction Search screen.

Another option from the Accounts tab is Account Alerts:

This screen allows you to create and maintain alerts notifying you of specific account information or activity. For example, this customer will receive an email alert when the account ending in 3344 has a balance less than 1,000 dollars. To create a new alert, click the Create New Alert link. Begin by selecting the type of alert. This allows you to receive an alert when an account balance is greater than or less than a specific amount, when a CD maturity date is near, when a loan payment due date is near, or when pending transactions exist. Each alert type has a field for you to enter a name to help identify the alert. Each alert type also has a field for you to indicate which account number should be attached to the alert. The next fields that display on this screen vary based on the type of alert that was selected. Complete these fields to establish the alert. Next, indicate if an email and/or text message should be sent. Please note that in order to use the text option, mobile banking registration must be completed. If it is not, this option may not be selected. Also, notice that alert emails are NOT encrypted. Because of this, please do not include any private information in your alert name. The next button controls whether this alert is active or inactive. Click the button to change the status to Inactive. Click the Submit button to save this new alert. The Options link allows you to edit the selected alert or delete it. Let’s return to the Accounts Summary screen.

Additionally, you can view account details by simply clicking on an account:

This displays transaction history for the selected account. Click the View Account Details button to view additional information regarding the selected account. The fields on this screen will vary based on the type of account, such as due dates for loan accounts and interest information for interest bearing accounts. By default, the transactions display in date order and a running balance is available in the Balance column. Transactions can be sorted by clicking the headings in the grid. For example, let’s sort based on the type of transaction. Clicking a heading once sorts it in ascending order. Clicking a heading a second time sorts it in descending order. Notice that the Balance column, which contained a running balance, no longer displays when the sort order is changed. The Filter Transactions link can be used to filter the transactions that display in the grid. This allows you to filter for a specific type of transaction and date range. Click the Reset Display option if you would like to clear the filter. The search field is also available on this screen and functions the same way as previously discussed.

Let’s return to the Accounts Summary screen.

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Welcome to Online Banking - Secondary Users Chapter

The Preferences menu contains a Secondary User option, which allows you to grand non-account owners individualized access to the Online Banking system.

This screen is used to view, edit, or remove secondary users. Let's begin by adding a secondary user.

To do this, click the Create New Secondary User option.

Next, enter the secondary user's user name and password, confirm the password, and then click the Continue button.

If needed, the User Name can be changed from this screen. Select the secondary user rights that should apply to this user. For instance, this user will be allowed to change his own password, and we will force this user to change his password upon his first login.

This secondary user will be allowed to use Messaging, but will not be allowed to use Bill Pay.

You also have the option to allow this secondary user to set up external account access, if needed. If you wish for your account friendly names to display for this secondary user, select the next check box.

Next, select the appropriate account rights for each account that is listed. Please contact a representative from your financial institution if you need help determining what any of these options will allow the secondary user to do.

Click the Save Changes link when you are finished setting up the new secondary user.

The secondary user will then need to log in and complete the authentication process designated by your financial institution. If you need to edit or remove a secondary user navigate to the Secondary Users screen and then click the Edit link next to the appropriate user.

Make any necessary changes and then click the Save Changes link. Notice that this screen also contains options to change the password and to generate a temporary verification code. If the secondary user is unable to receive a verification code from the system, you can click this option, and provide the temporary verification code to the user. Please note that the temporary code expires 20 minutes after it is generated.

There is also an option on this screen to delete the secondary user.

Deleted secondary users display at the bottom of the Secondary Users scree. If a user was deleted, the Edit link provides a way to restore the secondary user.

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Welcome to the Online Banking - Internet Banking Preferences Chapter

The Preferences menu contains security and internet banking options. This course covers the Internet Options sections. use the Update Email Address option to edit the email address utilized within online banking. This is the email address to which notifications and correspondence will be sent from the online banking system. To make changes, simply update the email address, select whether or not alerts should be sent when a secure message is sent within the online banking system, and then click the submit button to continue.

The Friendly Names option allows you to create and edit user-defined names for the displayed accounts. Once a friendly name has been entered, that name will display throughout online banking instead of the account number.

To make changes, simply enter or maintain a name next to any account, and then click the Submit button.

Additionally on this screen, you can change the sort order of accounts within a specific type. For example, if you would like account 5572 to display first in the Checking Accounts section, you can change the sort order in that field to 1.

Click Submit to save your changes.

Now, on the Accounts Summary screen the account ending in 5572 displays first in the Checking accounts section. Please keep in mind that accounts can only be sorted within the appropriate sections. You cannot move a savings account above a checking account, for example.

The Opt in Agreements/Policies option displays opt in agreements and policies for your financial institution. These can be viewed by clicking the links in the Notice column.

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Welcome to the Online Banking - Correspondence Chapter

The Correspondence tab displays correspondence between you and your financial institution. The Recent Messages section allows you to quickly view and respond to messages. This tab also provides quick links to online forms. Click the View All link to navigate to your online banking inbox. The inbox screen allows you to view incoming messages. Click the view Sent button to display messages you have sent to you financial institution from within online banking.

You can also use the Correspondence tab to access forms available to submit to your financial institution.

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Welcome to the Online Banking - Accounts Chapter

The Accounts Summary screen is the landing page for the Online Banking system. It displays a general overview of your accounts, as well as notifications, account summary options, and financial tools. Keep in mind that the options that display on this screen vary by financial institution. Use the View Options menu to change the view of the screen. The default view displays large tiles for each account, while the list view option displays the accounts in a list format. Notice that your accounts are grouped on this screen based on the type of account. For example, checking, savings CD, and loan accounts each display in separate sections.

Next, let’s look at the options available from the Accounts tab:

The first option, Accounts Summary, directs you to the screen we are currently viewing. Transaction Search provides a way to filter transactions by date, check number, amount, category, or a combination of these items. Use the next portion of this screen to select the account, or accounts, you would like to search within. Click the check boxes for individual accounts or click the checkbox at the top of each section to select all accounts in that section. When you are finished selecting accounts, click the Submit button. Transactions matching the search criteria display. If there is a check image associated with an item, the check icon can be clicked to view the image. Use the Search field to search within the listed transactions for a keyword or amount. The search results can be exported or printed. Clicking the Cancel button returns to the Transaction Search screen.

Another option from the Accounts tab is Account Alerts:

This screen allows you to create and maintain alerts notifying you of specific account information or activity. For example, this customer will receive an email alert when the account ending in 3344 has a balance less than 1,000 dollars. To create a new alert, click the Create New Alert link. Begin by selecting the type of alert. This allows you to receive an alert when an account balance is greater than or less than a specific amount, when a CD maturity date is near, when a loan payment due date is near, or when pending transactions exist. Each alert type has a field for you to enter a name to help identify the alert. Each alert type also has a field for you to indicate which account number should be attached to the alert. The next fields that display on this screen vary based on the type of alert that was selected. Complete these fields to establish the alert. Next, indicate if an email and/or text message should be sent. Please note that in order to use the text option, mobile banking registration must be completed. If it is not, this option may not be selected. Also, notice that alert emails are NOT encrypted. Because of this, please do not include any private information in your alert name. The next button controls whether this alert is active or inactive. Click the button to change the status to Inactive. Click the Submit button to save this new alert. The Options link allows you to edit the selected alert or delete it. Let’s return to the Accounts Summary screen.

Additionally, you can view account details by simply clicking on an account:

This displays transaction history for the selected account. Click the View Account Details button to view additional information regarding the selected account. The fields on this screen will vary based on the type of account, such as due dates for loan accounts and interest information for interest bearing accounts. By default, the transactions display in date order and a running balance is available in the Balance column. Transactions can be sorted by clicking the headings in the grid. For example, let’s sort based on the type of transaction. Clicking a heading once sorts it in ascending order. Clicking a heading a second time sorts it in descending order. Notice that the Balance column, which contained a running balance, no longer displays when the sort order is changed. The Filter Transactions link can be used to filter the transactions that display in the grid. This allows you to filter for a specific type of transaction and date range. Click the Reset Display option if you would like to clear the filter. The search field is also available on this screen and functions the same way as previously discussed.

Let’s return to the Accounts Summary screen.

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Welcome to the Online Banking – Transfers Chapter

Use the Transfers menu to Create or view transfers between accounts. Let’s start by creating a transfer.

Begin by selecting the From and To accounts:

The available balance of each account displays next to these fields. Next, enter the amount of the transfer. Use the Frequency field to indicate if this is an “immediate one time” transfer, a “future one time” transfer, or a “future scheduled” transfer. If you select the “Future One Time” option a “Process on” field displays. Enter the date that this transfer should occur and then choose whether it should process before or after the scheduled date if the date falls on a holiday. If the “Future Scheduled” option is selected indicate how often this payment should process using these fields. We will use these fields to set up a scheduled transfer to a loan momentarily. For now, let’s set this up an “immediate one time” transfer. You have the option to enter a memo to describe the transaction. This field is not required.

Next, click the Continue button.

Review the information for accuracy, and then click the Continue button when you are ready to complete the transfer. Notice that an Edit button is available if needed. This button allows you to return to the previous view and update the transfer. A confirmation number now displays. You have the option to print this information if needed. Let’s create another transfer. This can be done by using the Transfers menu, or by clicking the Create Transfer/Loan Payment link. This time, we will create a “scheduled recurring” loan payment. Please note that if your financial institution allows you to transfer to or from external accounts, meaning accounts from a different financial institution, those accounts will also be available for selection on this screen. Notice that when a Loan account is selected, the regular payment amount displays next to it. Please note that this is only the case for loans you have through this financial institution, not for external loans.

Next, indicate the type of loan payment. Again, review the information and then click the Confirm button to continue.

If your financial institution allows you to transfer to or from external accounts, meaning accounts from a different financial institution, use the External Funds Transfer Accounts screen to set these accounts up. If external accounts already exist, they display on this screen. To set up a new external account, click the Create External Transfer Account option. Use this screen to enter the required information for the account. Use the Account Type field to specify if this external account is a checking, savings, or loan account.

Click the Submit button to continue.

If this is a checking or savings account, a message from your financial institution will display, indicating that additional steps must be completed. The new account displays on the list. Notice that this account is awaiting approval from your financial institution. Once it is approved the status will display “approved and awaiting confirmation.” Once the two small deposits are made into this account you will see an icon on this screen that, when clicked, will allow you to input the small deposit amounts. This will confirm the account, and you will then be able to transfer from and to it on the Transfer Funds screen you saw earlier. Hover over the Transfers tab.

Next, let’s quickly review the View Transfers option.

This screen allows you to view pending transfers and transfer history. The Options link next to a pending transfer allows you to view the details of the transfer, or to edit, copy, or delete the transfer. The Options link next to a transfer history record allows you to view the details of the transfer, or to copy the transfer. You also have the option to send a message to your financial institution from this menu.

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