Online Banking

Money management is easier when you're in full control.

Your schedule is packed, but your finances are important. You want to focus on them, but at a time that works for you. Welcome to First State Bank Online Banking. Log on morning, noon or night, get a big-picture view of all your accounts, and quickly make all the moves needed to keep your payments and other money matters on track.

• 24/7 Online Banking is a free service of First State Bank.
• Get real-time account balances.
• Transfer funds between First State Bank accounts as well as between First State and other financial institutions.
• Make bill and loan payments.
• Review transaction histories.
• View check images and monthly statements.
• Manage your debit card.
• Make person-to-person payments.
• Receive alerts notifying you of important account activity.
• Download account information to personal financial software.

Bill Pay

Paying bills by writing paper checks eats up free time and money for postage. At First State Bank, our online Bill Pay makes the task much easier.

• View all your bills in one easy-to-find place.
• Make one-time payments with just a few keyboard strokes.
• Arrange for recurring payments - such as utilities or rent - to be paid automatically.
• Set up reminders alerting you to upcoming due dates.
• View records of past payments.
• Reduce paper clutter and save on postage.
• Make person-to-person payments to friends and family.

eStatements and Notices

Your monthly bank statement contains a lot of important financial information. So do notices sent to you by First State Bank. You can view both online, cutting down on paper use and increasing the security of your personal data.

• Receive an email when your monthly eStatement is available.
• Securely access your eStatement using your online banking credentials.
• Easily view prior statements and notices.
• Download and print statements for your records.
• Reduce paper clutter in your home.

Email & Text Alerts

You don't have time to monitor your First State Bank accounts every hour of every day. We do. If you'd like, we can let you know, for example:

• When account balances are running low
• When there's been a significant withdrawal from your account
• When checks have cleared your account
• When deposits or Person-to-Person payments have arrived in your account
• When your debit card has been used someplace that seems out of the ordinary