e-Statements that you can view, save and print online.
E-Statements are electronic copies of your account statements that you can view, save and print online. E-Statements are:
- Fast: e-Statements are available online days sooner than paper statements arrive by mail.
- Convenient: e-Statements are archived for 18 months starting from your enrollment date. No need to file away paper statements; we store them for you online.
- Secure: Access your e-Statements using a secure account log in.
- Environmentally Friendly: e-Statements save paper, ultimately saving trees.
New e-Statement customers enroll now with these three easy steps:
- Go to the home page and log in to Online Banking. If you are not signed up for Online Banking, sign up now
- Once logged in to Online Banking, click Statements on the Accounts tab.
- Now follow the simple instructions to select your e-Statement accounts.
Enroll in Online Banking
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