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MyMoney Link Account Demo

Learn how to link accounts from various sources into MyMoney to provide you with a complete picture of your finances.


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Congratulations! Now you know how to link accounts in the MyMoney tool.
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Step 1 Open the mobile app and log in.

When you enrolled in First Bank digital banking, you created a Login ID and Password. Enter that information in the corresponding boxes in the app and then tap the “Log In” button.

Step 2 Tap Financial Tools.

To link an account to MyMoney, first tap on “Financial Tools” in the white bar.

Step 3 Tap Link Account.

From the Financial Tools popup, select “Link Account.”

Step 4 Add Accounts.

Scroll or search the institutions list and select the one you’d like to add.

Step 5 Enter your login credentials.

Fill out your login information and tap the “Continue” button to start linking your account. It may take a few minutes to link the account.

Step 6 Verify account, if needed.

Some accounts may need additional verification. Under “Pending Linked Accounts” if you see a verification request, tap on “Verify Identity.”

Step 7 Verify account.

Select a verification method, then fill in the necessary codes. Tap continue to complete the account linking process.


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