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  1. Where can I find the phone number or email to contact a branch manager?

    Banking center manager names and emails can be found on each banking center's page. The page will also provide the banking center phone number.

    To find your local banking center's page, go to our locator. In the Search box, enter the branch address (as much as you know), city and state. In the list of banking centers on the right, click on the banking center you are looking for.

    This will take you to that banking center's dedicated page. On the left of that page, you will see the banking center manager's name and a link to send an email.

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  10. How do I use Quick Pay in Online Bill Pay?

    On a Web Browser
    Here’s how you make a payment from the Quick Pay section on the Digital Banking homepage.

    • First, log in to your Digital Banking account.
    • On the account homepage under Pay to select your payee from the drop-down list. If you have not set up a Payee, please go back to the section on how to Add a Payee.
    • In the Pay from section, select the account you would like to make the payment from. 
    • Use the Calendar to select the available date you want the payment to arrive to the payee and click Save. Keep in mind that some payment options take longer to issue than others, so your available dates may reflect this delay.
    • Next, enter the dollar amount you wish to pay.
    • When finished, click Schedule Payment.
    • You will be asked to confirm your payment, click Confirm to schedule and send your payment or Cancel if you need to make changes.

    On the Mobile App

    • From a mobile app, simply log in, tap Payment Center, then Bill Pay
    • Select the To/Payee and the From account. 
    • Enter the amount and the date you want the payment to arrive to the payee. 
    • Tap Pay
    • You will be asked to confirm your payment, tap Yes to schedule and send your payment or No if you need to make changes.