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  1. You can change your password by going to the "Profile Tab" on your Desktop and then selecting the "Security Information" Drop Down. On Mobile device, click the More Menu option and select "Profile".

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  2. Enjoy free, safe, and secure account access from your desktop or mobile device 24 hours a day. View and download your credit card statements online. Go paperless and you’ll still have anytime online access to view, save and print your statements.

  3. Now you can check your balance from anywhere, view transactions, and receive account alerts via email. Online Banking also offers: The ability to make online credit card payments FREE. Paperless Statements. Free downloads of account information in Quicken®, QuickBooks® or Microsoft Money®. It's easy!

  4. Beginning August 5, 2020, logging in to your account will require an additional verification step. Once you enter your User ID and Password, you will select your preferred method for receiving an authentication code. You will have the option to choose either a text message, a voice call or an email.

  5. Log In & Manage AutoPay. Call to Make a Payment. Log In Now. Your account on the go. Download the mobile app to view balances, check transactions and make payments. Learn More & Get the App. First Bankcard gives you the option for one-time payments or autopayment of your credit card bills.

  6. Your online help desk to answers, links and tools you need. The FirstBank Help Center is your one stop guide to the answers to your questions about our products and services and numbers you need now.

  7. Pay your credit card bill on our secure website up to the same day it's due.*. Log in or enroll in online banking. Use the 'Make A Payment' feature located on the account dashboard right after you log in. AutoPay. Schedule each payment to be automatically deducted from your checking or savings account on the due date.