Alerts are a way to stay on top of your account activity by notifying you of balance changes or transactions in your accounts in near-real time. Within online banking, you’re able to choose to receive alerts as an email, text message, or both by providing your email address and/or cell phone number. Within our mobile app, you’re able to choose to receive push notifications that will provide messages to your mobile device.
Depending upon the alert type that you’re setting up, you’ll be required to provide additional information necessary for the alert/push notification. For all alerts, you’ll have to specify which account is associated with the alert and the delivery option. In addition, you can provide an optional message that you want associated with the alert.
Alerts/Push Notification options:
- Balance update – receive notification with your account balance on a designated time frame. You enter the frequency you wish to receive the alert.
- Low balance – receive notification when your account has a balance lower than a threshold. You enter the lowest dollar amount for your account’s balance before you’re notified.
- High balance – receive notification when your account has a balance higher than a threshold. You enter the highest dollar amount for your account’s balance before you’re notified.
- Large withdrawal – receive notification when a withdrawal, for greater than the threshold, has occurred on your account. You enter the highest withdrawal dollar amount before you’re notified.
- Large deposit – receive notification when a deposit, for greater than the threshold, has occurred on your account. You enter the highest deposit dollar amount before you’re notified.
- Check cleared – receive notification when a check number has cleared in your account. You enter the check number.
- Loan payment due – receive notification of a specified loan payment being due. You enter the number of days before the loan due date that you want to be notified.
- Loan payment overdue – receive notification prior to a specified loan payment being overdue. You enter the number of days before the loan due date that you want to be notified.
- Maturity date – receive notification when a specified certificate’s maturity date is occurring. You enter the certificate number.
- Personal Message – receive notification containing your specified personal message. You enter the message and frequency you wish to receive the alert.