There are a number of features in Online Banking, including a My Finances budgeting tool and a new Dashboard feature that places much of your account information in an easily accessible starting page. Combined with Online Banking staples such as Bill Pay and Online Transfers, Texas Trust Online Banking is a complete solution to your online banking needs.
Can I see all of the accounts registered under my member number within Online Banking?
Yes. Online Banking allows you to access all your registered accounts from one place.
Can I setup any new Online Banking ID I want?
You will need to setup a unique Online Banking ID that must start with a letter and be between 4 and 12 characters in length. If you attempt to create a Online Banking ID that is already taken, you will get an error code “The ID you have chosen is invalid. Please try again”. Please try a different Online Banking ID.
Are there any rules about how to create a new Online Banking ID?
Yes, it must be unique and must start with a letter and be between 4 and 12 characters in length. If you attempt to create a Online Banking ID that is already taken, you will get an error code “The ID you have chosen is invalid. Please try again”. Please try a different Online Banking ID.
Are there any rules to what my password must contain?
Yes. A full listing of password rules are displayed when you update your password.
I'm trying to login from the website but it doesn't work.
Online Banking may temporarily be down, you may be having internet connectivity issues causing your browser to not fully load (usually indicated with the load icon constantly spinning or elements of the page appear, but there it isn't styled or laid out correctly.
How do I set up an eAlert?
eAlerts can be set up by choosing eAlerts under the Additional Services tab within Online Banking.
Where can I edit my eAlerts?
eAlerts are managed by clicking on the eAlerts option under the Additional Services tab within Online Banking.
What types of eAlerts can I have?
eAlerts are fully customizable, meaning that you can set up automatic notifications for low balances, direct deposits, NSF alerts, and more.
Once I set it up, when does my eAlert go into effect?
eAlerts go into effect as soon as you enable them within Online Banking.
I use Internet Explorer 7.0 or 8.0. Online Banking doesn't seem to work anymore. What is the problem?
Due to code changes, Texas Trust Online Banking cannot support Internet Explorer versions 7 or 8. Users attempting to gain access to Home Banking with Internet Explorer versions 7 or 8 will be blocked from doing so.
To improve your experience on a different version of IE, you should disable Compatibility View. Click here for screen shots on how to disable. Additionally, you can use any of the other supported browsers, including the newest releases of Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, and Chrome. When a new version is announced as Release to Web (RTW), support will cease on the third-oldest major version.
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