
A: No, you will need to re-enroll in the new system.
A: TexasBank customers can enroll in account alerts like high or low balance, credit or debit transactions. TexasBank customers will also receive alerts for login from a new device, email address, mobile phone, password or username changed.
A: During the quiet hours between 11:00 pm and 7:30 am CT, in-app and push notifications will not be sent, while email and SMS alerts will be sent as normal.
A: No. Your bill pay information (your payees and account information) will transfer. Starting April 22nd, you can login to the new system to access your bill pay.
A: Yes. All payees and payment information will transfer to the new system. We encourage you to review your bill payment information once you login to the new system.
Q: All the money in my checking account was transferred over to my savings account. How did this happen?
A: A 'sweep' or transfer was incorrectly performed during the system upgrade that caused this to happen on various accounts. We are aware of the issue and are working to fix it. Please make the necessary changes if desired.
Q: Will you move the funds back where they were before?
A: No. You will need to transfer the funds back to the account you need them to be in.
Q: The money was moved from my account and a bill came through, I was charged an overdraft fee. Will you reimburse me?
A: Yes! If any fees were accrued as a result of the 'sweep', we will reimburse those after they have been processed and verified. Please contact us at communications@texasbank.com if this happened to you.
Q: When will I have access to the new digital banking system?
A: The new system will be available on Monday morning, April 22nd. An email will be sent to existing digital banking users when the system is ready.
A: To login, please use the same username and the last 4 digits of your Tax ID (SSN/ITIN/EIN) as your password. Then follow the login steps to create a new password and authenticate your identity for the first time. Learn how to login for the first time by watching the video.
A: Yes. You can change your dashboard easily and also determine what features are available. To learn more you can watch the Dashboard video.
A: To login, please use the same username and the last 4 digits of your Tax ID (SSN/ITIN/EIN) as your password. Then follow the login steps to create a new password and authenticate your identity for the first time. Learn how to login for the first time by watching the video.
A: To login for the first time, you must uninstall the old TexasBank Mobile app and install the new TexasBank app. The new app will be available Monday, April 22nd. For more troubleshooting, watch the Account Recovery video.
A: Yes. You will see 13 months of transaction history on your checking and savings accounts. Loan history will also be available.
A: To login, please use the same username and the last 4 digits of your Tax ID (SSN/ITIN/EIN) as your password. Then follow the login steps to create a new password and authenticate your identity for the first time. Click here for a video on this topic.
A: To login for the first time, you must uninstall the old TexasBank Mobile app and install the new TexasBank app. The new app will be available Monday, April 22nd.
A: TexasBank does not have any insight or control over the Intuit products or know what product a user has. However, Intuit has provided instructions on each product including QuickBooks Desktop, QuickBooks Online, Quicken Desktop, and Mint.
A: The first action date is Thursday, April 18th before 4:00 pm CT. The second action date is Monday, April 22nd.
A: TexasBank does not have any insight or control over the Intuit products or know what product a user has. Intuit has provided instructions for the QuickBooks Desktop conversion.
A: TexasBank does not have any insight or control over the Intuit products or know what product a user has. Intuit has provided instructions for the QuickBooks Online conversion.
A: TexasBank does not have any insight or control over the Intuit products or know what product a user has. Intuit has provided instructions for the Quicken Desktop conversion.
A: TexasBank does not have any insight or control over the Intuit products or know what product a user has. Intuit indicated that Intuit aggregation services may be interrupted for up to 3-5 business days. Users are encouraged to download a QBO file during this time.
A: TexasBank does not have any insight or control over the Intuit products or know what product a user has. Intuit indicated that the following services may not work: Quicken Win/Mac Express Web Connect, QuickBooks Online Express Web Connect, and Mint.
A: Yes. You will need to uninstall the old mobile app. Then, install the new app. The new TexasBank Mobile App has a circle logo instead of square.
A: Yes. On Monday, April 22nd, you can download the new mobile app and login to the new system.
A: Before you download the new version of the mobile app, please uninstall the old TexasBank app. Starting Monday morning, April 22nd, you can download the newest version of the mobile app by searching for TexasBank Mobile App and looking for the circle TexasBank logo in Google Play or the Apple App Store.
A: No. For a seamless experience, we encourage you to wait for the new app on Monday morning, April 22nd. An email will be sent to all customers when TexasBank has verified that digital banking, including the new mobile app, is available. We will be relying on Google and Apple for their release of the new app.
A: It will be on the morning of Monday, April 22nd. We will be relying on Google and Apple for their release of the new app.
Q: Why don't I see the TexasBank Mobile App when I search "TexasBank" in the App store?
A: Yes. User must download the new TexasBank Mobile App to use TexasBank Mobile Deposit.
A: Yes. The system will allow you to deposit multiple checks per session.
A: No. Prior to Thursday, April 17, customers who use the MoneyManager Personal Management tool need to take screenshots and note their goals and linked accounts for this service. Once a customer logs in to the new system, click on Insights for the new personal financial management tool.
A: The name of the new tool is Insights. It can be located at the top left hand corner of the dashboard but can be moved based on user preferance.
A: Yes. Customers will need to re-enter their contacts once they are logged into the new system.
A: No, there will be a delay as to when the new system will upload historical statements and notices.
A: No. You will be enrolled automatically. However, it may take up to a few days to see your eStatement.
A: Yes. You will need to enroll in the new system.
A: Yes. An email notification is sent to you anytime a new document is added to online banking for you.
Q: What if I forgot to download or print my old statements?
A: We can definitely help you and get them for you. You can call us at 888.401.2599 or email support@texasbank.com. If you are wanting it for your records and don't have a deadline, we encourage you to wait a few days after April 22 launch until the longer than normal wait times are over. Thank you for your patience.
Q: What if I forget to download or print my 2023 tax forms?
A: We can definitely help you. You can call us at 888.401.2599 or email support@texasbank.com. If you are wanting it for your records and don't have a deadline, we encourage you to wait a few days after April 22 launch until the longer than normal wait times are over. Thank you for your patience.