No matter where you are, if you have internet access, you have access to your bank. With 24/7 access to a number of services, Merit Bank makes it incredibly easy to bank on your own time on any sized device.
- Access your Merit Bank accounts anytime, day or night
- View real-time account information
- Transfer funds between accounts
- Make loan payments
- View cleared checks and deposits
- Download free eStatement to view, save or print
- Place a stop payment order on a lost or stolen check
- Use CheckFreePay® bill pay at no charge
Merit Bank offers CheckFreePay® . CheckFreePay offers the convenience of paying your bills in one place. It allows you to easily schedule recurring monthly payments or issue one-time payments through Merit Bank Online. You can view payment history and set payment reminders to be emailed directly to you. CheckFreePay is quicker and safer than mailing paper checks.
For support with Online Bill Pay, please call 833-544-8226.
Merit Bank offers our account holders the ability to safely transfer money between their accounts held at nearly every U.S. based financial institution. Transfer Now provides the ability to transfer funds into and out of checking, savings, brokerage and money market accounts between different financial institutions. Transfer Now also allows account holders multiple transfer options so they can execute simple one-time transfers or set up recurring transfers - all personalized to meet your specific needs.
Go paperless with Merit Bank’s Online eStatements! Help reduce paper and never have to worry about your personal financial information being lost or stolen in the mail. It's safe, secure, and provides electronic access of up to 18 months of statements. Sign up for eStatements through Online banking today.
Notifi Alerts for Mobile
Notifi Alerts delivers real-time alerts, including account processing and online banking, to any device or system based on your preferences. Notifi lets you choose what you want to be alerted about, how you receive alerts (email, text, or push notification), and where you receive alerts (mobile device or email).
