Every mobile service carrier has a different rate plan for text messaging and data services access. You may be charged per use, or pay a flat rate for unlimited usage each month. You may also

A short code is a shortened version of a phone number. A short code is generally five or six numbers in length. Five-digit short codes range from 20000 to 99999; six-digit short codes range from

You receive all Mobile Banking text messages from 96924. To make it easier to recognize our text messages, add us to your contact list with the short code 96924.

To use Mobile Banking’s text messaging service, you must: Have an online banking account. Have a mobile phone that supports SMS text messaging and short codes. Register for Mobile Banking and select the text messaging

To stop receiving alerts on your phone, text STOP to 96924.

The text messaging service allows you to request account balances, transaction history, and ATM and branch location information on demand from your mobile phone. We send text message responses to your phone. The alerts service

You can set up alerts to notify you when select activity occurs on your accounts. For example, we can send you an alert when your account balance goes below a predetermined threshold amount, such as

For security reasons, only one user can register per phone. However, once you complete the registration process, you can add more phones to your account.

To stop using Mobile Banking on your phone, go to online banking options and access the Mobile Banking pages. On the My Phones page, find the phone number and select the option Stop using this

Mobile Banking works with most prepaid plans, but we cannot guarantee that your carrier supports standard U.S. short codes. T-Mobile prepaid does not support short codes so you won't be able to use the SMS