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What is Business Internet Banking?
Save valuable time and increase productivity with FBC Business Express Internet Banking. This innovative approach to banking allows business owners to perform bank transactions anytime, anywhere with a PC and Internet access. Your confidential information is kept safe with the use of a secured site, 128-bit SSL encryption, and multiple user access with different authority levels.

With FBC Business Express, you can examine check details, perform wire transfers, and reconcile accounts in minutes. The system also offers the ability to request stop payments, verify deposits and transfers, and view account balances, including all intraday activity. With FBC Business Express, you have the capability to pay bills and originate ACH transactions, including direct deposit of payroll.

FBC Business Express also enables you to transfer funds from one merchant account to another merchant account. You can also attach your merchant accounts to a payment gateway setup. Our merchant account payment gateway runs on PsBill. An agreement must be signed and your request processed prior to making a transfer. Click here to print the Funds Transfer Agreement. You can mail the completed form or drop it off at one of our convenient locations.

For added convenience, you can also have your bank statements e-mailed to you. To sign up to receive your statements via e-mail, please click here and print two copies of the two-sided form. Keep one copy for your records and mail the other completed form or drop it off at one of our convenient locations.

Click here to view our Business Express demo.

Want to Enroll in FBC Business Express?
Stop by one of our convenient locations and see a Personal Banker to complete the enrollment forms or to get more information.

Have Additional Questions?
Please e-mail or call Dan Brenton at (866) 527-7518 to answer any questions you may have regarding internet banking.

Notice - As a reminder, e-mail sent over the Internet does not carry the same secure connections as other secure forms. We do not recommend sending confidential information such as account numbers or social security numbers via e-mail.