Online Conveniences

Online Banking

Convenience is banking from anywhere at anytime - 24 hours a day, seven days a week. First Federal's Online Banking system provides this 24 hour access, by viewing account balances and activity, making a loan payment, transferring money between your accounts (internal and external), and viewing account history along with check images. It's FREE, and a TIME SAVER!

You'll save money and your valuable time. Use it for paying your bills, keeping track of expenses and receiving your eStatements.

Security

Your information and transactions are securely protected. First Federal's Online Banking has several layers of security, including multi-factor authentication - providing added security by requiring multiple forms of identification. Once online, your transactions and personal information are secured by encryption.

How do I sign up?

On our homepage, click on Enroll above the Online Banking login box. If you need assistance, call us at (419) 238-1463, or contact us on our website.

First Fed Bill Pay within Online Banking*

Convenient Features That Simplify Money Management

On Desktop

• See when a check has gone stale - you will receive notifications when checks have not been cashed by the recipient.
• Enhanced AutoPay Management
• A great display of payees
• Information about withdrawal dates, delivery status, and delivery dates
• Ability to review the send method - such as electronic or check
• Allow multiple payments from different accounts with ease
• View Activity, Reminders, AutoPay, and eBills

On Mobile

• Add contacts and billers - Sending and receiving money is easy as importing contacts from your mobile phone.
• Review pending activity - To confirm a payment has been scheduled, review your pending payments at the touch of a button.

Pay your bills online during the times that are most convenient for you. First Fed Bill Pay is a quick and secure way to schedule electronic transfer of funds from your First Federal Checking account any time - day or night. Save time with fewer trips to the post office, and save money with no envelope, postage cost, and check costs. You can choose to establish your bills to be scheduled to be paid at a later date, or set up recurring payments automatically. Call (800) 877-8021 for Online Bill Pay assistance in paying your bills anytime 7:00 am until 1:00 am EST.

How do I sign up?

To access First Fed Bill Pay, you'll first need an online banking account. After logging in to your online banking account, click on the First Fed Bill Pay option and follow the sign up process. After you are signed up, you will also have access through your mobile device.

eStatements within Online Banking

How It Works

As an online customer with eStatements, you can view your bank statements in just seconds with the click of a mouse wherever and whenever you would like. Our Electronic Statements include the same information as paper statements, without the clutter. It's simple! You are notified by email when your statements are ready to view online. Just sign onto our secure online banking web site. No need to deal with paper based statements.

Additional Benefits

• It's free! There is no cost for eStatements.
• Speed - Faster access with no waiting on the mail to obtain your bank statements and no need to contact us for statement reprints.
• Less Paper - eStatements look just like regular printed statements. Environmentally friendly! No paper means no trees are being used for your statements!
• Convenience - Access online statements with 18 rolling months of statement history at your fingertips.
• Security - Gone are the frustrating days of keeping track of old paper statements and worrying about shredding. Your eStatements will not be lost or stolen in the mail.

How do I sign up?

Go Green! Access your First Federal Online Banking account. Select the Accounts tab then choose Documents to register today. Not a current online banking customer? Just click Enroll on our homepage. If you need assistance, call us at (419) 238-1463 or contact us on our website with any questions.