Online Banking 

Forget about juggling your schedule to accommodate bank hours. Stop worrying if payments will arrive on time. With free online banking, you can manage accounts, transfer funds, pay bills, and more. All without leaving your home or spending a dime.

Enjoy These Benefits

  • Free with Bank of Holland accounts

  • Available 24/7

  • Connect from any computer with internet access

  • 128-bit encryption for optimum security

  • View real-time account balances

  • Detailed transaction history

  • Transfer funds between accounts

  • Pay bills online

  • Make loan payments

  • Initiate stop payments

  • Pay person to person with Zelle

  • See below for Best Practices Security Document

Bill Pay

Instead of logging onto multiple sites or—gasp—wasting stamps and paper, pay all your bills through our free online bill pay system.

Features

  • Free with Bank of Holland checking accounts

  • Save money on postage fees

  • Easier to organize bills

  • Add as many payees as you wish

  • Set up recurring payments

  • Set up payments in advance

  • Faster than paying bills the old-fashioned way

  • Eliminates paper waste

e-Statements

Paper is great...for folding paper airplanes. But for account management and recordkeeping, there is clearly a better way. Free e-Statements are easier to find when you need them, provide more security, and eliminate confusing clutter. And with all that paper you'll be saving, you can chalk up some serious "being green" points. So go paperless today.

Paperless Benefits

  • Available for free with all deposit accounts

  • Secure access via any computer, 24/7

  • Better for the environment

  • Reduce paper waste

  • Easily find records when you need them

  • Eliminate clutter

  • Decreased risk of ID theft over paper statements

Best Practices for Online Banking Security

User ID and Password Guidelines

  • Create a "strong" password with at least eight characters that includes a combination of mixed-case letters and numbers

  • Change your password frequently. • Never share username and password information with third-party providers

  • Avoid using an automatic login feature that saves usernames and passwords

General Guidelines

  • Do not use public or other unsecured computers for logging into Online Banking

  • Check your last login date/time every time you log in

  • Review account balances and detail transactions regularly (preferably daily) to confirm payment and other transaction data, and immediately report any suspicious transactions to your financial institution

  • View transfer history available through viewing account activity information

  • Whenever possible, use Bill Pay instead of checks to limit account number dissemination exposure and to obtain better electronic recordkeeping

  • Take advantage of and regularly view system alerts; examples include

    • Balance alerts

    • Transfer alerts

    • Password change alerts

    • ACH Alerts (for cash management users)

  • Do not use account numbers, your social security number, or other account or personal information when creating account nicknames or other titles

  • Whenever possible, register your computer to avoid having to re-enter challenge questions and other authentication information with each login

  • Review historical reporting features of your online banking application on a regular basis to confirm payment and other transaction data

  • Never leave a computer unattended while using Online Banking

  • Never conduct banking transactions while multiple browsers are open on your computer

Tips to Protect Online Payments & Account Data

  • Take advantage of transaction limits

  • When you have completed a transaction, ensure you log off to close the connection with the financial organization's computer

  • Use separate accounts for electronic and paper transactions to simplify monitoring and tracking any discrepancies

  • Reconcile by carefully monitoring account activity and reviewing all transactions initiated by your company on a daily basis

Account Transfer

  • Use limits provided for monetary transactions

  • Review historical and audit reports regularly to confirm transaction activity

  • Utilize available alerts for funds transfer activity