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Frequently Asked Internet Banking Questions
Q: How do I apply for Internet Banking?
A: You can locate the application on our website
by clicking the "Internet Banking" tab located on any of our
web pages. At the top of the next page, you will find a link for the
application. Once your application has been processed, you will receive
a package in the mail containing the following: a welcome letter, an
Internet Banking agreement and an acceptance of terms letter, which
must be signed and dated and returned to the bank before access to Internet
Banking can be granted. This is also a security measure to verify your
identity as the signature on the letter is validated to the signature
card on file.
Q: How do I access
Internet Banking?
A: Once your identity has
been verified (see question above), you will receive an email from the
bank welcoming you to Internet Banking. This email will contain your
customer number and a hint as to what your temporary password is to
enter Internet Banking as well as instructions to login.To accesss Internet
Banking, simply click on the "Internet Banking" tab on any
of our Web pages. When using Internet Banking for the first time, you
will be prompted to change your password, perform the "forgotten
password" feature and install the "enhanced login security"
feature. Once these three (3) simple steps have been completed, you
will have access to Internet Banking.
Q: How frequently
is my Wilton Bank information updated?
A: The Wilton bank updates
all customer information nightly. Whether you access our Internet
Banking or contact us directly, your account information is updated
every day to reflect all account activity.
Q: Can I look at
all of my transactions at any time?
A: Yes, with Internet
Banking, you have access to your account information 24 ours a day,
7 days a week!
Q: Once I have Internet Banking access, can i pay bills online immediately?
A: No. A separate application is required for Bill Payment. You will
be prompted to apply for Bill Payment the first time you login to Internet
Banking. If you decline, you can apply for Bill Payment anytime by clicking
on the "Bill Payment" tab from within Internet Banking once
you login. The entire process from application to being able to pay
bills online takes approximately 3-5 business days.
Q: How does bill
payment work?
A: To help understand the
process, we have provided a diagram.
Q: How long does
it take to set up a new payee in the bill payment system?
A: Once you have entered
a new payee into the Electronic Bill Payment System, it takes two business
days to set up the payee to receive payments.
Q: Even though it
takes two business days to set up a new payee, can I still enter a bill
payment to the new payee during those two business days?
A: Yes. You may enter a
payment to your new payee immediately; however, the payment will not
actually be made until the payee is set up. Any payments made to the
payee before the payee is added to the system will be delayed in reaching
the payee by approximately two business days.
Q: After I make
a bill payment, how long does it take for the money to be debited from
my account?
A: The money will be debited
electronically from your account within 1-3-business days starting on
the business day following the payment date. If you make a payment on
Monday, you can expect the money to be debited from your account by
Wednesday or Thursday of the same week.
Q: How long does
it take for a payment to reach the payee?
A: A payment that generates
an ACH payment will credit the payee's account within 1-3 business days;
whereas, a paper check will take up to ten days.
Q: How do I actually
use the Electronic Bill Payment System?
A: Step-by-step instructions
can be accessed by pressing the help button within Internet Banking.
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