Online Banking
- Check balances
- Transfer funds
- Pay bills
- e-Statements
- Message a bank representative
- Organize dashboard
- Re-name accounts
- Link another financial institution
Enroll in e-Statements
Getting e-Statements reduces the risk for fraud, clutter in your mailbox and allows you 24/7 access to your statements!
- Go to 'Accounts'
- Click on the account
- 'Alert Preferences'
- Two alert types
- Balance alerts
- Transaction alerts
- Can be notified by text, email or in-app message
Did you know there is super convenient way to reorder checks within Online Banking? Check out our video to see just how easy it is! (This feature is also available in our Go! Mobile App!)
Online Bill Pay
- View, download, or print a PDF of your current bill
- Customer support information from the biller
- An archive of previous bills
Online & Mobile Messaging
We have an option to chat with us using the messaging feature within Online Banking and our Mobile App! Ask about transactions, update your address, ask questions about your debit card and more. Check out this video for more details!. (Messaging feature is staffed during regular business hours.)
External Transfers (Bank-to-Bank Transfers)
External Transfer feature is available for consumer client accounts upon request. Once enabled and setup, this feature allows you to transfer funds between linked deposit accounts within your Citizens Bank Minnesota Online Banking, and deposit accounts held at other U.S. financial institutions that are under your ownership and for which you have transfer rights.
- Must have a consumer deposit account and Online Banking with Citizens Bank Minnesota
- Must only enroll accounts from another financial institutions that are under your ownership, and for which you have transfer rights
- Daily limits apply, please contact Citizens to request an adjustment
How to enroll? Contact your local Citizens Bank Minnesota branch, or send us a message from within your Online Banking.
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