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Alert Messaging

Arborbanking.com Online Banking Alert Messaging provides free, real-time banking alerts. Alert Messaging lets you know immediately when important activity occurs, helps prevent fees, increases the return on your banking investment, and provides another layer of security to your account. Alert Messaging can send messages directly to your e-mail or as a text message to your cell phone.

Fee Prevention Solutions
The following alerts can help save you unnecessary fees. Alert Messaging can let you know when:

  • Your account balance falls below a level you set

  • A withdrawal posts greater than an amount you set

  • A certain check number clears

  • Transfers occur to or from your accounts

Increased Return Solutions
Monitor account balances and activity and let Alert Messaging help you decide when the best time is to move money to an account with a higher interest rate. Alert Messaging can let you know when:

  • Your account balances goes above a level you set

  • A deposit posts greater than an amount you set

  • Transfers occur to or from your accounts

Security Solutions
Alert Messaging can let you know when:

  • It is time to reorder checks

  • Your online banking password has been changed

  • Login attempts exceed the limit

  • Your address has been changed

All of these free Alert Messaging options are available to all Arborbanking.com Online Banking customers. Follow these simple steps.

Simple Set-up Solutions
First verify that we have your correct e-mail addresses. From your Online Banking account, access Services and Change Info. You have the ability to enter a primary e-mail and secondary options as well.

Access Alert Messaging under the Services menu to select the type of alerts you prefer on your accounts. You may also establish times of the day in which you do not want to receive messages. To receive alerts 24/7, leave these fields blank.

To receive alerts via Text Message, enter the SMS address in the e-mail field. To view a complete list of SMS addresses, see your banker.