Online Banking
We recognize that frequently you need to take care of your banking outside our regular business hours, so in addition to ATMs and Telebanc, we now offer free Online Banking. Online Banking provides you with secure access to your Randolph National Bank deposit and loan accounts. You can check balances, print statements, make transfers, download information to your financial software and pay bills any time, any where!
Please download and review our Online Banking Agreement. (PDF format)
(and print a copy for your records.)
Bill Pay
Our Bill Pay feature is free, and it gives you the opportunity to pay bills without writing checks, addressing envelopes, or buying stamps! Access to Bill Pay is made through a link on the Online Banking site. After you have signed up for Online Banking (follow the Login link above) you may proceed with applying for a Bill Pay account. The application is completed online and once approved, you can begin paying bills immediately. So -- try the Bill Pay demonstration to see for yourself just how convenient these features are by clicking on Demo when you follow this link...
If you have any questions please contact a Customer Service Representative.
Randolph National Bank remains vigilant in its awareness to protect our customers’ privacy.
We are aware that recently, cardholders have been contacted by fraudsters attempting to gain the codes (CVV, CVV2) from the back of electronic bank cards, credit cards and debit cards and/or customer PIN numbers.
Some cardholders are told that the bank’s credit card processor has been sold; others have been told that their bank cards have been deactivated. In both cases, cardholders are instructed to enter their card numbers and the security codes from the card backs to reactivate their card numbers.
These contacts are fraudulent. If you receive questionable calls or e-mails, please contact us. Here are some tips to keep in mind:
- Make sure that you, the cardholder, initiate any contact concerning your cards, and that the institution you are calling verifies your identity with questions only you would know;
- To verify whether a call is legitimate, call your institution or bank using the telephone number listed in your telephone book or on your account documents. Do not call back a number provided over the phone, or click on a link in an e-mail.
- Most fraudulent communications will include something that will cause you concern, worry, or excitement. This is how tricksters try to gain an advantage. Don’t fall for it!
- If you find that you have been the victim of a scam, file a complaint at the Police Station.
- Notify us at Randolph National Bank at 802-728-9611 with any of your security concerns.