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Online & Mobile - Personal

First PREMIER offers FREE, feature-rich Online & Mobile Banking tools for personal banking customers. Learn more about Bill Pay, Mobile Deposit, Mobile Wallets, Personal Financial Management Tools, Debit Card Lock/Unlock and much more. We also offer phone-based banking, for those times when a call is just easier.

Low Volume + Interest - Small Business

This business checking account is a perfect choice for businesses with lower-volume transactions who want to earn interest on your balances. All our accounts come with FREE Business Online Banking, Mobile Banking, Bill Pay, eStatements and Mobile Deposit. Your Mastercard® debit card provides access to over 33,000 surcharge-free Moneypass® ATMs nationwide.

Low Volume Checking - Commercial Business

This cost-effective, affordable business checking account is popular with businesses that have minimal banking activity and more basic needs. All our accounts come with FREE Business Online Banking, Mobile Banking, Bill Pay, eStatements, and Mobile Deposit. Your Mastercard® debit card provides access to over 33,000 surcharge-free Moneypass® ATMs nationwide.

I'm traveling out of state, should I let the bank know?

It is important that you let us know when you're traveling out of state to ensure that there is not a disruption with using your debit card. You can call Customer Care during normal business hours or send us a secure message through Online Banking/Mobile Banking by selecting the chat icon to let us know when and where you'll be traveling.

What happens if I get a call from someone saying there is a fraudulent charge on my account?

With our real-time debit card transaction fraud monitoring, you could get a call asking you about a transaction. Our representatives WILL NOT ask you to provide an account number or username and password to your online banking. They will also NOT send you a link to reset your information. They will only need you to confirm or deny the transaction. Be suspicious of anyone claiming to be from the bank requesting any personal or account information.