Getting Ready Is Easy
We’ve designed the Personal Banking upgrade to make the transition as simple as possible. Your username and password will stay the same, and you’ll continue to access Online Banking at fmub.bank. If you use Mobile Banking, you’ll update your FMUB app beginning October 19. There are just a few things you’ll want to do ahead of time to make sure you’re ready.
5 Things to Know Before the Digital Banking Upgrade
1. Know your username and password
Complete before October 16 to avoid any disruptions!
Your username and password will remain the same after the upgrade, but you’ll need to enter them manually the first time you log in. Your username will not prefill, and Face ID and fingerprint login will not be available for your first login. Don’t worry—these convenient login features are still available. Once you’re logged in, you can set them up again in the updated app.
Even if you regularly use Online or Mobile Banking, take a moment before October 16 to make sure you know both your username and password.
Forgot your username? Stop in or call (920) 623-4000 and we’ll be happy to help.
Don’t remember your password? Use the “Forgot Password” link.
2. Current contact info required for first-time login
During your first login after the upgrade, you’ll be asked to verify your identity with a one-time passcode. You can choose to receive the passcode by text, phone call, or email using the contact information we have on file.
If you no longer have access to the phone number or email address we have on file, you may have difficulty completing your first login.
Take a moment before October 16 to review your contact information and make sure it’s up to date. You can review and update your phone number and email address under Profile in Online Banking, or stop in or call (920) 623-4000 and we’ll happily assist you.
3. Review alerts, card controls, and external transfers
Some of your current settings will not carry over to the upgraded system. Before October 16, take a few minutes to review your current settings so you know what you’ll want to reestablish after the upgrade.
Consider keeping a record of your current settings by making notes or taking screenshots where available. This can make it easier to set them up the way you want once the upgraded system is available.
Here’s what to review before October 16:
- Online Banking alerts — Review the alerts you currently have set up and how you receive them. You’ll need to set these up again after the upgrade.
- Card controls and alerts — Make note of any controls or notifications you use for your debit card. You’ll need to set these up again in the updated app.
- External transfers — Make note of any external financial institutions or accounts you currently have connected. You’ll need to reestablish these connections after the upgrade and may need to verify your external accounts again using small deposits. Because verification can take a few days, plan ahead if you regularly transfer money between FMUB and another financial institution.
4. Expect weekend digital banking limitations
Beginning at 5 pm CT Friday, October 16, Online and Mobile Banking will be available in inquiry-only mode. You’ll still be able to log in and view your account information, but you won’t be able to complete transactions or make changes within Online or Mobile Banking. This includes changing or resetting your password.
That’s why it’s important to make sure you know your username and password and take care of any necessary changes before 5 pm CT on October 16.
Full access to Online Banking will return at 8 am CT Monday, October 19, at fmub.bank.
5. Start using the updated app on October 19
The updated FMUB app will be available beginning at 9 am CT on Monday, October 19. There’s nothing you need to download ahead of time.
Beginning at 9 am CT, you can update the app in one of two ways:
- Open your current FMUB Mobile app. Follow the prompt to update the app and begin using the new version.
- Go directly to your device’s app store. Search for FMUB and download the app from there.
Once the update is complete, open the app and complete the first-time login process.
Also use Business Banking? Beginning October 19, you’ll access both your Personal and Business accounts through the FMUB app. Visit our Business Digital Banking Upgrade page for important information specific to Business Banking.
Personal Banking Upgrade Timeline
- Friday, October 16 at 5 pm CT — Inquiry-only mode begins
Online and Mobile Banking will remain available for viewing account information, but you won’t be able to complete transactions, make changes to your settings, or change or reset your password. - Monday, October 19 at 8 am CT — Upgraded Online Banking is available
The wait is over! Visit fmub.bank and log in to experience the upgraded Online Banking system for the first time. - Monday, October 19 at 9 am CT — Updated FMUB app is available
The updated FMUB app will be available in your device’s app store. If you currently use the FMUB Mobile app, open it and follow the prompt to update, or go directly to your device’s app store and search for FMUB.
Take a Sneak Peek
Want to see what the upgraded Online and Mobile Banking experience will look like? We’ll be adding videos to give you a tour of the new system and show you where to find the features you use most.
Videos coming soon!
Frequently Asked Questions
Will my username and password stay the same?
Yes. You’ll continue to use the same username and password you use today. The first time you log in after the upgrade, you’ll need to enter both manually. Your username will not prefill, and Face ID and fingerprint login will not be available for your first login.
Once you’ve completed your first login, you can set up these convenient login features again in the updated app.
Will I still access Online Banking at fmub.bank?
Yes. You’ll continue to access Online Banking at fmub.bank, just as you do today. Upgraded Online Banking will be available beginning at 8 am CT on Monday, October 19.
Will my FMUB Mobile app update automatically?
If your device is set to update apps automatically, the next time you open your FMUB Mobile app after the upgrade, you’ll be prompted to update to the FMUB app. You’ll need to acknowledge the prompt to complete the update.
You can also go directly to your device’s app store, search for FMUB, and download the updated app from there.
What should I do if I don’t remember my username or password?
We’re here to help! Stop in or call us at (920) 623-4000 for help with your username or password.
If you know your username but don’t remember your password, you can also use the Forgot Password link to reset it yourself.
Why is it important to have my current phone number and email address on file?
During your first login after the upgrade, you’ll be asked to verify your identity with a one-time passcode. You can choose to receive the passcode by text, phone call, or email using the contact information we have on file.
If you no longer have access to the phone number or email address we have on file, you may have difficulty completing your first login. You can review and update your contact information within Online Banking, or stop in or call (920) 623-4000 and we’ll happily assist you.
How do I review my Digital Banking alerts?
You can review your current alerts in either Online Banking or Mobile Banking:
- Online Banking: Log in and select Alerts at the top of the screen.
- Mobile Banking: Open the FMUB Mobile app, select More, then select Alerts under Settings.
Your alerts are organized by category, and you’ll see the number of alerts you currently have set up in each. These may include security, balance, transaction, transfer, ATM/debit card, and CD alerts.
Take note of the alerts you wish to reestablish after the upgrade.
How do I review my current card controls and alerts?
Open the FMUB Mobile app and select Cards. Under Manage Card, select Controls & Alerts.
From there, you can toggle between Controls and Alerts to review the settings you currently have in place.
Make note of the controls and alerts you wish to reestablish after the upgrade.
How do I review my current external transfers?
You can review your external transfers in either Online Banking or Mobile Banking.
- Online Banking:
Select Transfers from the main menu, then select Launch External Transfers. Select the From drop-down box to see the financial institutions you currently have set up for external transfers. - Mobile Banking: Select Transfer & Pay, then Make an External Transfer. Select the From drop-down box to see the financial institutions you currently have set up for external transfers. To check for recurring external transfers, select Transfer & Pay, then View Scheduled Transfers.
Make note of any external financial institutions you have connected and any recurring external transfers you currently have scheduled. You’ll need to reestablish your external account connections after the upgrade and may need to verify them again using small deposits.
Will my scheduled transfers between FMUB accounts carry over?
Yes. Scheduled transfers between your FMUB accounts will carry over to the upgraded system.
Transfers involving accounts at other financial institutions are different. Review your external account connections and recurring external transfers before the upgrade, as those connections will need to be reestablished.
Will my Bill Pay information carry over?
Yes. Your Bill Pay information, including your payees, scheduled and recurring payments, and payment history, will carry over to the upgraded system. You won’t need to set these up again.
I have both Personal and Business accounts. What do I need to know?
Beginning October 19, you’ll access both your Personal and Business accounts through the upgraded FMUB app. You will no longer use the FMUB Mobile Business Banking app.
If you also have Business accounts, it’s important that you review our Business Digital Banking Upgrade page. How you access your Personal and Business accounts after the upgrade will depend on how your accounts and Digital Banking access are currently set up. The Business Digital Banking Upgrade page provides information and instructions specific to Business Banking.