Online Account Checklist
- Opening an account online is easy and will take less than 10 minutes. Here are some helpful tips that you should know before you get started.
- Have your driver's license handy and be sure to enter your name exactly as it is shown on your license.
- If you are new to Renasant, you will need to have a transactional account (i.e., checking account) with another bank in order to initially fund your new Renasant account. This means that you will need to have the routing number and account number available from the transactional account. You can find these numbers on the bottom of one of your checks.
- Online Banking is a free service provided by Renasant, so be sure to enroll in Online Banking & Bill Pay after you open your new account.
Rewards Extra
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Renasant Checking
Renasant Checking is simple and straightforward with no strings attached.
Rewards Checking
Rewards Checking is an innovative account that can pay you for banking with us.
Student Checking
Renasant Student Checking pays interest, plus you get a Renasant Debit Card along with Online Banking and a Mobile App.
Regular Savings
Here's a savings option that you can use for your rainy day fund.
Rewards Savings
An interest-bearing deposit account designed to complement Rewards Checking.
Online Banking
Access and manage your accounts anytime with Internet access.
E-Statements
Your bank account statements, delivered to you via email.
A bank that understands you.
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