Stop paper statements and view your eStatements
Stop paper statements
Just four simple steps, all you need is your Online Banking login details and your mobile phone number.
Step 1. Log into Online Banking
Step 2. Choose ‘Statements & Fees’ from the ‘Accounts’ menu
Step 3. Select the ‘X’ beside the account you wish to stop paper statements for or select ‘Stop all paper statements’ and follow the on screen instructions.
Step 4. Confirm your mobile number.
You will receive a text message each time a new eStatement is available to view simply login to Online Banking or the Mobile App.
If you change your mobile phone number make sure you keep us up to date.
Update your contact details using ‘My Details’ in Online Banking (you will need your card reader to complete this process).
View your eStatements
An eStatement is an electronic version of your printed bank account or credit card statement. eStatements will be available online for up to seven years for bank accounts. You will be able to view your credit card eStatements issued on or after 6 November 2014 for up to seven years.
If you need a paper statement on your account, you can print your eStatement. For your most up to date transaction you can order an out of course statement at any time and your eStatement will be available to view the next day and a paper statement will be posted to you also.
If you want to save your eStatements you can download and save these on your computer or device if you prefer.
Other information
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