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April 30, 2020
In times of crisis, managing your money can feel like a moving target. When jobs, school and normal routines are put on hold, it helps to be digitally connected in all aspects of life, including your financial life. MidCountry Bank is here to help you stay connected with the financial services and resources you need to manage your money during uncertain times.
With online and mobile banking services, you can securely access your accounts from your computer or mobile device. After signing up for online banking and downloading our mobile banking app, you can take care of most of your financial tasks from home. Check out the following digital banking services:
Manage your account
Get a full overview of your account and make the changes you need at your convenience. This includes the ability to view your transaction history, change contact information, order replacement cards and more.
Transfer funds
With online and mobile banking, you can easily transfer money between your MidCountry Bank accounts or to accounts at other financial institutions.
Pay bills
Using our mobile app or website, you can schedule any of the bills you need to pay. Whether it’s for your energy bill, car lease or department store credit card, you can connect any account you need to your MidCountry Bank account and pay your bills once or on a recurring basis.
Deposit checks
You don’t have to leave home to deposit checks. With the MidCountry4Me app, all it takes is a snap of the front and back of a check to make a deposit. Simply tap on "Deposit" from within the app to get started.
Locate branches and ATMs
We’ll keep you updated on any changes in branches or drive-up hours. With our app or website, you can view a map of all MidCountry Bank locations with full details including hours and addresses.
We’re here to help
Manage your money more easily with the MidCountry4Me mobile app and website. Download our secure app through the Apple and Android app stores or visit our secure mobile website at www.MidCountry.bank. If you have questions, please call your local branch.
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