Email Alerts

Email alerts automatically notify members of specific events via email*, like when your account balance has reached a specified level or if your login password has been changed.

Some of the new alerts that you can receive through email include:

	Benefits	Types of Alerts Available
Account Alerts	Permit you to specify the transactions that trigger an alert (e.g., when a direct deposit or mobile check deposit has posted)	Balance of an account at a set recurring interval Transaction history of an account at a set recurring interval Account balance has risen above (set specific amount) Transaction value is greater than (set specific amount) Transaction value is equal to (set specific amount) A specific check cleared • A direct deposit is posted A mobile deposit is posted Loan payment is due CD maturity
Event Alerts	Notify you of a specific event, such as a password change or irregular activity that might be indicative of fraud, such as an incorrect answer to a challenge question	Password change My username is locked out My username is changed My email address is changed My phone number is changed Incorrect answer to challenge question A secure message is received My budget has been exceeded
Actionable Alerts	Allow you to take immediate action based on the alert notification received, such as transfer money for a low balance	Account balance has fallen below (set specific amount) Account balance has risen above (set specific amount) Loan payment is due Loan payment is past due

How to Add an Email Alert in Internet Banking

Email alerts can be set up in Internet Banking by following these simple steps:

Log in to Internet Banking and click on “Settings/Service” at the top right of the screen.
Click on “Manage Alerts.”
Under the “My Settings” tab, click “Add New Email” to add an email address for email alerts.
Once an email address is set up, click on the “My Alerts” tab to select which alerts you want to set up. Each section has an “Add a New Alert” button.

*Wireless service provider data and text rates may apply.