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DIGITAL BANKING
Whether you’re working from home or on the go, we know your time is important. That’s why we want to help you make every moment count. Ensuring you have the right tools to bank fast and effectively is just one of the many ways we make banking simple. That way you can keep the other things in your life moving.
If you haven’t already explored the possibilities of online and mobile banking, now is a fantastic time to get started. Adding online and mobile banking doesn’t mean you have to give up your branch visits. You can bank in the ways that suit your lifestyle best. We offer similar levels of service inside a branch, as we do online or over the phone. Online and mobile banking might come in handy when you can’t make it into a branch.
Our online and mobile banking tools are free and user-friendly. And, once you get started, you may just find yourself using them a lot more often than you think. We wanted to answer some of our most frequently asked questions about online and mobile banking. That way you can choose the option that suits your needs. Of course, we encourage and welcome you to use both.
Both give you the power to bank whenever, wherever. However, they are somewhat different from each other. Online banking typically refers to banking done on your laptop or desktop through our website. Mobile banking refers to banking done on your phone and tablet through our app.
Because phones and tablets have smaller screens, our app is optimized for viewing on these devices. The text is bigger, and the buttons are easier to tap with your finger. Online banking with your laptop or desktop has its advantages too. Using a mouse or trackpad to navigate and click around, allows you to access more detailed information and links. Both have the power to perform the most frequently used banking functions.
If you're on a laptop or a desktop computer, check out our online banking tools by visiting the Online Services section of our website. You can begin online banking right away, if you’re set-up. To log-in, you’ll need your:
If you’re not set-up for online banking, you’ll need to register. You can do this by visiting a branch or calling the Member Advice Centre at 1-888-597-8083. One of our financial experts can provide you with the next steps to get started.
For any questions you might have about online banking, including how to register and sign-in, just ask our digital assistant, Finley! You can ask Finley a question by clicking on the question mark icon in the bottom right corner of your display.
These online services allow you to perform plenty of daily banking tasks:
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The Valley First app can be added to your phone or tablet. You only need a few essentials to log-in. This includes your:
However, if you are not set-up for mobile banking, you will need to register. You can do this by visiting a branch or by calling the Member Advice Centre at 1-888-597-8083.
For a step-by-step guide to use our mobile banking app, you can ask our digital assistant, Finley! To prompt Finley, you can start by clicking on the question mark icon in the bottom right corner of your display.
These are just some of the many ways you can use our app:
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Welcome to the club. You are part of more than three-quarters of Canadians using online and mobile banking to conduct most of their transactions. Now, you can take advantage of all the features to bank whenever, wherever.
Everything is easier with a little guidance and that is what we’re here for. We can answer your questions. Whether it is a question about how to get set-up or how to use a feature on the website or app, you can ask our digital assistant, Finley, by clicking the question mark icon in the bottom right of your screen, or by contacting us.
Everything is easier with a little help.
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