Online Banking
At Town and Country Bank, we believe that banking should be easy. That’s why we give our customers the tools they need to make money management secure but efficient. That means an increase in online features, such as e-statements, mobile banking, online bill pay, electronic transfers and more—all for free. Try our online banking demo.
Online Bill Pay
Online bill pay allows you to pay anyone, anywhere, 24-hours a day, seven days a week, from work, home or the road.
Payment information is easy to set up and handled in real time. Schedule your payments as few as seven business days before the due date or up to a year in advance. Your payments are also captured in your transaction history and on your statements–helping you to stay organized.
Online Fund Transfers
Need to move funds from your savings account to your checking account? Or maybe you want to put money in your child’s bank account? When you bank with Town and Country Bank, these transfers are quick and simple to do online.
Electronic Statements
Say goodbye to shredding paper statements and get your statements via email!
With e-statements, you’ll get the convenience and security of receiving account statements to your inbox–while saving paper.
Enrollment is free and immediate! You’ll receive your e-statements about the same time of the month that you received your paper statements. Enroll online today.
Mobile Banking
If you are out and about and need to check your balance, pay a bill or transfer funds quickly, access your account through your phone by visiting tcbmobile.mobi. This free service makes it more convenient than ever to manage your accounts using your web-enabled cell phone or other mobile device.
Getting started is easy! If you are signed up for online banking, you are all set. Simply go to tcbmobile.mobi and access your online account right from your mobile device!
Security
We take security very seriously at Town and Country Bank. While our bankers may ask you to verify your account over the phone by stating your social security number or account number, we will never request that personal information be sent to us via email.
To protect yourself from phishing and avoid identity theft online, we recommend that you:
- Never provide your personal information in response to an unsolicited request.
- If you believe the contact may be legitimate, contact the financial institution yourself.
- Never provide your password over the phone or in response to an unsolicited Internet or email request.
- Review account statements regularly to ensure all charges are correct, and balance your checkbook on a regular basis.
If You Think You’re an ID Theft Victim
- Contact us immediately and keep them apprised of the situation.
- Contact one of the three major credit bureaus to help reduce instances of future fraud involving your accounts:
- Equifax - 800.525.6285
- Experian - 888.397.3742
- TransUnion - 800.680.7289
