To enroll in iBank mobile banking, simply search your app store for “FNB Trinidad.” Click on the app, install, and voila! You’re ready to receive account notifications, transfer funds, check balances, review transactions, pay bills, make person-to-person payments with Zelle® and even deposit checks into your First National Bank account, right from the palm of your hand.
Making a deposit is as simple as choosing the account, entering the amount, taking a photo of the front and back of your check and clicking submit! You can also set up text notifications for low account balances, payments due, pending transactions, Certificate of Deposit maturities and more. To learn more, or to sign up for iBank online banking (the first step to mobile banking), click here.
First National Kicks Off 26th Annual School Support Drive
The First National Bank in Trinidad, along with the Huerfano County Branch in Walsenburg and the Loan Production Office in Raton, have made a commitment to continue efforts to support the youth in the community by holding their 26th annual “School Support Drive.” Whether funds are used to assist students with needs at home or in school, the Bank is committed to providing resources for children in the area. Many students start school without the necessary supplies to participate in class. There are nineteen schools in the three-county area that will receive support, and the need this year is greater than ever.
Each year the school support drive has been a great success. “This program provides an excellent opportunity to support our local schools by supplying the resources students need to start the school year,” says First National Bank President, Daryl Aubuchon.
To enroll in iBank mobile banking, simply search your app store for “FNB Trinidad.” Click on the app, install, and voila! You’re ready to receive account notifications, transfer funds, check balances, review transactions, pay bills, make person-to-person payments with Zelle® and even deposit checks into your First National Bank account, right from the palm of your hand.
Making a deposit is as simple as choosing the account, entering the amount, taking a photo of the front and back of your check and clicking submit! You can also set up text notifications for low account balances, payments due, pending transactions, Certificate of Deposit maturities and more. To learn more, or to sign up for iBank online banking (the first step to mobile banking), click here.
Imposter scams occur when a scammer pretends to be someone else, including your bank, in an attempt to deceive you for financial gain. They can even spoof the actual phone number of your bank to make it look legitimate, or claim to be from the “fraud department.” The First National Bank in Trinidad will NEVER call you and ask you for your online banking credentials or security codes.
Here’s how to safeguard your accounts:
- Never give out your personal information if you did not initiate the call to a known number.
- Be suspicious of any fake urgency about locked accounts, large transactions or security issues.
- Verify any reports of problems with your account by calling a known contact number at your bank.
- Report any calls or messages received by text or email asking for your personal information to a known contact number at your bank.