Alerts are sent to your email or cell phone^* (via text message), based on your alert preferences.  For your protection, only the last three numbers of your account number along with the suffix will be displayed in the alert message.

If you have alerts set up on multiple accounts, you will receive one email containing all your balances - not multiple messages to clutter your inbox!

To set up an alert, log on to Online Banking, select the “Alerts” tab, and follow the step-by-step instructions.

• Daily Balance Alert –Receive a message each morning showing the balance for any account.You’ll always know the balance for your checking, credit card, savings, or any account you choose.
  
  
• Balance Limit Alert – Receive an alert when your balance goes above or below the amount you have specified.  Balance Alerts are sent each morning at 8:00 am.  If you have alerts set up on multiple accounts, you will receive a message for each account.
  
  
• Message Alert - Receive an alert when a secure message is waiting for you in Online Banking. Message Alerts are sent hourly throughout the business day. 
  
  
• Transaction Alert - Using a Transaction Alert will help you keep track of charges against your account, and can be particularly helpful in keeping an eye on purchases with cards held on a joint account, or purchases on a youth credit card. No more surprises at statement time!
  
  Receive a message when a specific transaction has taken place, such as:
• Direct Deposit received
• When a check clears
• Any account withdrawal, including ATM withdrawals
• Debit or Credit card purchase
• Bill Payer
• You may define a dollar amount that will trigger a Transaction Alert.  Transaction alerts are sent hourly throughout the business day.

View Alerts Demonstration

To send alerts to your cell phone or pager, your device must be capable of receiving text messages. We have put together a list of major providers for your convenience. If your provider is not on this list, you will need to contact them for instructions on emailing to your device.

^*Alert length. Some cell phones may have their text message length limited (by service provider or phone manufacturer). In most cases this results in the alerts being split into multiple part messages. If you are having issues receiving the entire alert message, please check with your cell phone provider to determine how they handle character length in text messages.