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Online Banking, Bill Payment and eStatement FAQs Online Banking Questions
A.
Online
Banking allows you to view your Middleton Community Bank account
information.
Online banking also allows you
to:
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Transfer funds between your Middleton Community Bank accounts
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View transaction history
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Make your loan payments
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Print a statement copy.
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View check images
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Pay bills online
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Receive account alerts Q. How do I enroll in Online Banking?
A. Simply
go to the Online Banking
Enroll page. If you are a
consumer, (1) please click on the link provided, (2) identify yourself
online, and (2) enter the required information. Enrollment is immediate.
If you are a Middleton Community Bank business customer, you will need to
complete an
enrollment form that can be mailed or faxed to us. Or simply visit one
of our branch locations to enroll. Middleton Community Bank will send you an
Online ID and Password to use when logging on the system the first time.
During
the first-time login, you will be asked to select a personal image/watermark
which will display during your online session. You will be prompted to
create your own unique Password. Your password must be a minimum of 8
characters and contain alpha, numeric and special characters.
Q.
What if I forgot
my password?
A.
You can reset your password by using
‘Reset Password’ function. To enable this function you must enter a
‘Personal Question’, ‘Answer’ and ‘Email Address’ in the Options Menu. If
you get locked out of Online Banking, click ‘Reset Password’ tab on the log
in screen and enter your current Online ID and email address. Within a few
minutes you will receive an email that will guide you through establishing a
new password. You can also call us at (608) 824-3200 to reset your password.
Q.
How current is
my account information?
A.
Online Banking offers you the most current balance and transaction
information available. Most account information will show immediately as
transactions are processed throughout the day.
Q.
What is the
difference between the current balance and available balance?
A.
Your current balance is the account balance at the end of the last business
day. Your available balance reflects funds in your account available for
immediate use. Pending transactions that have not yet posted to your account
may affect your available balance.
Pending
transactions items are identified as “MEMO” items in the transaction
description in Online Banking.
For example,
when a merchant obtains authorization from us to
approve your purchase, this pending transaction will affect your available
balance and will show as a “MEMO” item.
Once the final transaction from the merchant is
processed/settled (also known as posted), the amount will be reflected in
your current balance.
Q.
Why is there a one dollar transaction
on my account?
A. Some merchants
will pre-authorize a debit card to ensure that it is a valid and active
account, essentially placing a $1 hold on your account. The
pre-authorization amount will remain until the merchant submits the actual
amount of the transaction for payment and it posts to your account. Once the
payment posts, the $1 pre-authorization will come off your account. This
process could take 2-3 business days.
Q.
How late in the day can I initiate a funds transfer between by Middleton
Community Bank accounts? A. All online banking transfer requests received before 6:00 p.m. (CT) on a business day will be processed that day
Bill Payment Questions
Q.
What is Bill Payment?
A.
Bill Pay is an online service that allows you to make payments to anyone,
anywhere in the United States from your Middleton Community Bank checking
account.
Bill Pay allows you to build a
unique personal Payee List online and schedule payments to be made one time,
in the future, or on a recurring schedule.
Bill Pay not only saves you time, by not having to
write those checks and making trips to the mailbox it also saves you money
in the cost of stamps and the money you could save in late fees.
Q.
How do I enroll in Bill Payment?
A.
To enroll in Bill Payment, call (608)
824-3200.
Q.
How late in the day can I enter, edit, or delete a
payment?
Q.
When will the payee get the money?
Q.
How long is my bill payment history retained ?
eStatement Questions
Q.
What are
eStatements?
A.
eStatements are the safe, secure way to view, search, save or print
your account statements! No more need to save piles of them when a copy is
just a few clicks away. Eliminate clutter, help reduce paper waste and save
a tree!
eStatements are available for
checking, savings and money market accounts.
For your convenience, we will send you email reminders whenever a new
eStatement is available.
Statements are available in PDF, HTML and Text formats.
Q.
How do I enroll
in eStatements?
A.
Signing up is quick and easy! Just login to Online Banking and follow the
eStatements link.
Q.
How long
are my eStatements available through Online Banking?
A.
eStatements are available for 6 months.
Q.
Are eStatements secure?
Q.
If I currently have my checking and savings accounts combined on one
statement will I still be able to view them that way once I enroll for
eStatements?
Q.
What if I want to print my statement?
Q.
How long can I view my statements online?
Q.
What are the benefits of enrolling on eStatements?
You won’t have to search for lost or misplaced statements. You can view six
months’ worth of statements online and print them off at any time during
that time.
Q.
What is the cost to enroll in eStatements?
Q.
What happens if I change my e-mail address after I enroll?
It is important that you notify us if your e-mail address has changed so
that the eStatement delivery service will continue without interruption.
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