FDIC Consumer Alerts are posted at the FDIC website to help consumers keep informed about the most recent methods criminals use to get individuals to disclose personal information. On the Federal Trade Commission site, consumers can find detailed guidance on how to monitor their credit histories, use effective passwords, and recover from identity theft.

 

 

WebStatements Secure Online Sign Up Form

Customer Information

 

Name of Account Holder:*

Social Security Number:*
(last 4 digits only)

Business Name:
(please complete if signing up to access business accounts)

Email Address:*
(where to send email statement notification)

Confirm Email:*

Primary Account Number:*

Allow access to all accounts to which I have ownership
       or
Allow access to the accounts listed below

Only checking, savings, and money market accounts can receive email statements.

1)

Account Number:

2)

Account Number:

3)

Account Number:

4)

Account Number:

5)

Account Number:


All information submitted is kept confidential.  Your information is sent via secure email.  After we process your enrollment request, your username and password will be sent to your secure RubyNet Internet Banking account.  Please make note of the username and password, as you will need this information to access your WebStatements.  You will receive an email from Ruby Valley National Bank on your next statement cycle informing you that your WebStatement is ready for viewing along with instructions on accessing the secure website.

 

You must view the sample WebStatement in order to complete this application and to ensure you will be able to view your WebStatements.

 

Click on the sample WebStatements link below and find the authentication code necessary to complete this online form.  The authentication code is located at the top of the sample WebStatement.

Sample WebStatement

Enter authentication code:*
(found in the sample WebStatement and the code is case sensitive)

Yes, I agree to the Ruby Valley National Bank Online Banking Agreement.

 

 

 

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