Mobile Banking enables you to connect to your eligible U.S. Bank accounts via the Internet from your mobile device. You can check account balances, review your recent account activity, transfer funds and find a U.S. Bank branch or ATM.
 

U.S. Bank does not charge a fee to access Mobile Banking. Check with your wireless provider for information about fees associated with accessing the Internet from your mobile device.
 

Yes. Mobile Banking is covered by the same Risk Free Guarantee as U.S. Bank Internet Banking, and will cover any losses if there's ever unauthorized use of your account.
 

Mobile Banking provides access to most of the accounts you can access in U.S. Bank Internet Banking, including personal and small business checking, savings, credit card and loan and line of credit accounts.
 

U.S. Bank Mobile Banking is available within the United States for U.S. Bank customers.
 

You can start using U.S. Bank Mobile Banking if you have:

• enrolled in and have access to U.S. Bank Internet Banking.
• one or more eligible active personal or small business accounts.
• a Web-enabled mobile device.

Type m.usbank.com into the browser of your Web-enabled mobile device, and enter your U.S. Bank Internet Banking Personal ID and Password.
 

If your device is lost or stolen, please immediately contact your mobile device carrier. You will want to monitor your accounts via Internet Banking if you suspect fraud may occur. If fraud does occur, immediately contact us.
 

This service is currently only available in English.
 

Internet Bill Pay is not available via Mobile Banking.
 

U.S. Bank Account and Security Alerts are currently available. These alerts can be delivered via text messaging to any mobile device or via email alerts to email-enabled mobile devices with an associated email address.
 

Mobile Banking is specifically designed to be compatible with any Web-enabled mobile device – however, accessing Mobile Banking may be challenging on less advanced phones.