• Many online banks offer banking services for free or for a minimal charge
    • Direct deposits can be made into bank accounts that are set up online
    • Online banking customers often have a variety of options for managing their money
    • Some online banks offer funds transfers and allow users to manage multiple bank accounts
    • In some cases, customers can ask for e-mail alerts if someone tries to access their online bank account
    • Monthly account statements can be viewed via accessing an online bank account
    • Account updates can often be sent to mobile phones or e-mailCitibank Online: E-mail & Wireless Alerts

  • Millions of Americans use online banking, or Internet banking, to keep track of their finances, pay bills and transfer money between accounts. Most major banks, including Bank of America, Wells Fargo and Citibank offer online banking to customers. Online banking can be a convenient option for customers who want to manage finances without visiting a brick-and-mortar bank on a regular basis. This page contains links to online banks and information about online banking.

  • Online Banking Safety

    • The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) makes several recommendations on ways to stay safe while banking online. The agency recommends that customers make sure their online bank is insured by the FDIC. An online "Bank Find" is offered by the FDIC, allowing customers to verify that their bank is indeed insured.FDIC: Bank Find
    • The FDIC also recommends that online banking customers carefully read their chosen bank's privacy policy and learn about its security practices, to ensure that their personal information is well-protected.FDIC: Protect Your Privacy

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