Online Banking (It’sMe247)
This free and secure service gives you the ability to have 24/7 access to all your accounts. So keep in touch wherever you have a computer, smartphone, tablet and Internet access.
- Apply for products and services
- Receive current rates and promotions
- Verify balances, activity and history
- Transfer between accounts
- Transfer between other financial institution accounts
- Set up/update Automatic Funds Transfers
- Set up/update Direct Deposit Distributions
- Make loan and credit card payments
- Update your personal information
- Set up nickname accounts
- Bill Pay Service
- e-Statements
- Set up e-Alerts and e-Notices
- Add extra security controls with PIB
- Access by Mobile Banking and App
- Download activity into Microsoft Money
first time using online banking:
- Login to Online Banking
- Enter your Username (which is your Account Number – found on your statement or membership wallet card)
- Enter your Temporary Password
- Follow the easy set-up instructions
- Need assistance – call (716) 632-9328 during branch hours or Contact Us
forgot your online banking password?
- Login to Online Banking
- Click the “I forgot my password” link on the login page
- Correctly answer your three security questions
- Set up a new password
- Need assistance – call (716) 632-9328 during branch hours or Contact Us
forgot your online banking USERNAME?
- For security purposes we will need to reset your information, please call (716) 632-9328 during branch hours or Contact Us
locked out?
- If you attempted to login unsuccessfully three times, for security purposes we will need to reset your information. Please call (716) 632-9328 during branch hours or Contact Us
could it be my computer?
- Internet browser software, such as the latest version of Internet Explorer (minimum of ver. 7.0 is recommended) or Mozilla Firefox. Web TV is not supported.
- The browser must have session cookies and JavaScript enabled.
- The browser must use 128-bit encryption. (To check the encryption level, from the Help menu, choose Help About… and look for a cipher strength or “high-grade security” notation indicating 128-bit strength.)
- Help trouble shooting the problem