You're invited to experience the ease and convenience of Classic Bank's Internet banking service, the latest in a long line of customer service innovations brought to you by Classic Bank. It's easy to get started. All you need is a PC at your home or office and access to the Internet! Just log on to the Internet through your Internet service provider. From there, you have all the latest information at your fingertips!

Get a complete summary of your existing accounts!

Pay bills online!

Transfer funds between your accounts!

Check activity detail in your account!



Get convenience and control when paying your bills. Save on stamps, envelopes, and late fees by paying your bills to anyone at anytime, anywhere within the United States by using online bill pay. All you need is a Classic Bank checking account and a valid email address. Sign up today by calling your Classic Bank branch or by completing the online bill pay application below.

Pay your bills in one place.

Pay anyone that you would normally pay by check.

Set-up one-time or recurring payments—days, weeks or even months in advance. You let us know whom to pay and when, and we take care of the rest. Make payments from any of your Classic Bank checking accounts.

Add or delete payees at your convenience.

Search for a specific payment with Payment History Search feature.

Receive your account(s) statements electronically rather than the U. S. Postal Service. eStatements look like your original paper statement except they are electronic. eStatements can be viewed, printed or saved to your hard drive.

eStatements are delivered the day after your statement cycles. A notice will be automatically emailed to you advising you that your estatement is available on our secure website.

Your NetTeller Home Banking ID and NetTeller Home Banking Password are your keys to accessing your eStatement. eStatements also utilize a security phrase so that you know that the email originated from Classic Bank. This security phrase will help protect you from phishing attempts.

eStatement Requirements


You must be a Classic Bank NetTeller customer.

Adobe Acrobat Reader® version 6.0 or higher is required to open your statement. (If you do not already have Adobe® Acrobat Reader, please go to www.adobe.com to download the latest version.)

It is recommended that you use the latest browser version available that supports 128 bit SSL Encryption.

eStatement Enrollment Instructions

1. Log into NetTeller Internet Banking at www.classicbank.com using your NetTeller Home Banking ID and NetTeller Home Banking Password.
   
2. Once logged into NetTeller Internet Banking, select the 'eStatements' tab and then select the 'email' tab.
   
3. You will then be directed to confirm your email address and to select a security phrase.
   
4. Enter your security phrase and 'Save Settings'. Then Exit out of NetTeller.
   
5. You will receive instructions to check your email inbox. From your email inbox, open the email and the attached .PDF document.
   
6. Once at the eStatements login page, enter your NetTeller Home Banking ID and NetTeller Home Banking Password and then Login.
   
7. You will see a sample eStatement. Click the red confirmation link near the top of the page. (This ensures that you are capable of receiving an eStatement.)
   
8. Once you click the link, you will be directed back to NetTeller Internet Banking. Log into Classic Bank Internet Banking in the web browser window that opens.
   
9. Click the 'Documents and Setting' tab and proceed to select the accounts you would like to receive eStatements for. Select the 'Account', select 'Select All', select 'Statement' and then 'Save Settings'.
   
10. You will be directed to the eStatements Consent Agreement. If you agree, select 'I Agree' on the eStatement Consent Form.
    
11. If you would like to set up more accounts, repeat steps 9 and 10.
    
12. This will complete your enrollment process. You will receive an email confirming your enrollment.

Individual Security

Classic Bank requires three pieces of security information that are only known to you during the enrollment process.

For your protection, so that we may research your request for an account and validate your confidential account information, an individual login ID will be utilized.

The bank will assign you a 13-digit login ID, which will be mailed to you. Once you login, you will be able to change your 13-digit login ID to a pseudo name, which will be easier to remember.

Also for your protection, your online account will be disabled should you exceed the allowed number of logon attempts.

Your user password will be authenticated during the login process. You may change your user password as often as you like and will be prompted to make such a change periodically. Your login ID will never change.

For additional security, your PC banking session will be terminated should there be an extended time of inactivity. This will help prevent anyone from using your computer if you step away from your desk or office. Once logged off, you may simply re-authenticate yourself by entering your password and login ID at the login page.

Classic Bank will not, at any time, ask for your login password. If anyone calls or contacts you via e-mail to request this information, do not give it to them; contact the bank immediately.

Classic Bank has an approved list of browsers based on their accommodation of specific security requirements.

Netscape Secured Socket Layer (SSL)
Netscape Communications developed SSL to ensure private and authenticated communications. Your PC banking session will utilize the SSL to secure the transaction from your browser and the web server. Once a secure session is established, the data cannot be monitored by other users on the Internet.

The SSL language works with all other Internet languages so you are not limited as to its use. A higher level application protocol can transparently layer on top of the SSL Protocol. The SSL Protocol can negotiate an encryption algorithm and session key as well as authenticate a server before the application protocol transmits or receives its first byte of data. All of the application protocol data is transmitted encrypted, ensuring privacy.

Encryption
Encryption is the actual turning of words and numbers into a coded language that can only be read by you and the bank. If the key in the lower left corner of your screen appears filled or enclosed in Netscape Navigator and the lock appears solid in Microsoft Explorer, you will know your information is being encrypted. When not in a secure session, Netscape's key appears broken and Microsoft's lock does not appear at all.

Cookie
A cookie is a way for our secured server to establish a login or session ID with you each time you authenticate connectivity. We will place a cookie within your browser each time you sign on. Your browser may allow you to accept cookies with or without warning. If you select without warning, you will be unaware of this extra security precaution. If you have asked to be warned, simply click on accept. The cookie allows us to maintain continuity in a series of requests and responses. A cookie is information that the server (actually a CGI application at the server) puts in the HTTP header that accompanies its response to a browser request. The browser can then store this information and send it back in any additional requests related to the whole transaction or series of requests and responses.

This additional precaution prevents your session from being "taken over" if the SSL or encryption failed; either of which extremely unlikely. However, we pride ourselves on the measures taken to protect your information.

Secured Environment-Advanced Firewall Technology
Our computer system does not connect directly to the Internet. It is isolated from the Internet network via routers, filters, and a firewall. A firewall is a device that controls access to the bank's computer via the Internet. This firewall adheres to the standards set forth by the NCSA (National Computer Security Association). Use of the firewall allows only valid HTTP traffic to reach the web server. Further protection is provided by yet another set of firewalls that sit between the web server and the application server.

State-of-the-Art Security Monitoring Software
Our security monitoring software provides continuous monitoring and auditing of all transactions originating or terminating on our connection to the Internet.

Trusted Operation System
Our provider is constantly reviewing the latest in software and hardware technology to provide you with the best defense possible against intrusion.