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Mobile Banking – Jacksonville NC

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If you’re looking for more flexibility in managing your accounts, First Bank provides mobile banking in Jacksonville, NC. Access your accounts from the comfort of your own home, our free Mobile Banking service brings your finances to you.

Mobile Banking is Better with First Bank

Our mobile banking options serve customers who need to make on-the-go transactions without a trip to the bank. If you have an Apple or Android device, you can download our easy to use LocalFirstBank mobile app for instant access to your account.

Our Mobile Banking application allows Jacksonville, NC customers the freedom to:

  • Deposit checks right from your phone
  • Instantly transfer money between checking accounts and savings accounts.
  • Make direct deposits or expense reimbursements for employees, saving them—and you—a trip to the bank.
  • Make federal, state and local tax payments from anywhere.
  • Complete wire transfers
  • Monitor your account from afar, keeping a close eye on bill payments or deposits.
  • Issue real-time stop payments
  • Help the environment by eliminating waste associated with pen-and-paper banking.
  • Save money on postage.

Click here to learn more about digital and mobile banking with First Bank.

Mobile Banking - Jacksonville, NC

Mobile Banking Made Easy With First Bank

In addition, our app allows you to view your account balances, account details, review history, view messages, alerts and find a First Bank branch near you.

If you’re enrolled in Online Banking, you have access to our free mobile banking service.  Use this link to view mobile banking setup instructions, download the LocalFirstBank app or watch a video about mobile banking.

Choose First Bank in Jacksonville, NC to get the most out of mobile banking. 

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Sources:

Investopedia: http://www.investopedia.com/terms/d/directdeposit.asp

Investopedia: http://www.investopedia.com/terms/w/wiretransfer.asp

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