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MAINSTREET BANK
ACH Basics Quick Reference Guide
A summary of key information about ACH (Automated Clearing House) transactions, including key participants, common SEC codes, details about authorizations, returns, and reversals.
Make a Transfer
To begin organizing your internal or external transfers, sign in to Digital Banking and select Transfers. Transfers enable you to plan a recurring, future-dated transfer or submit a one-time transfer.
Add Bills and Income to Cashflow
Cashflow Insights through Digital Banking is designed to help you monitor and plan your cash flow by tracking how much money comes in and out of your account(s).
Add and View Net Worth in Insights
Digital Banking’s Net Worth feature makes it easier than ever to track your investments, value, and overall financial well-being. Net Worth is a financial metric that calculates the difference between your assets (owned) and liabilities (owed).
Edit Your Transaction Details
Digital Banking allows you to edit your transactions by adding tags, notes, images, and attachments. It’s a simple way of personalizing and organizing your account history to make it easier for you to search for specific transactions.
Link an External Account
Linking an external account entails connecting an account from another financial institution to your Digital Banking. Linking the accounts allows you to see both the balances and the transaction data in one location.
Can you spot a Phishing Scam?
Every day, thousands of people fall victim to fraudulent emails, texts and calls from scammers pretending to be their bank. And in this time of expanded use of online and mobile banking, the problem is only growing worse.
Do You Practice Safe Checks?
Criminals are becoming more sophisticated and finding new ways to steal your financial information to gain access to, and fly off with your money. MainStreet Bank is committed to helping our customers use checks safely.
Make a Remote Deposit – Single Check
Step by step instructions for how to make a deposit using your single feed scanner. Be sure to secure all original checks for 30 days before being shredded.
Fighting Elder Financial Exploitation
According to a report by the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, in just one year, U.S. banks flagged over $27 billion in suspicious activity aimed at seniors, with more than 155,000 attempts to steal their hard-earned money—some of which succeeded.
