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How do I change my address, phone number, or email address?
You can update your profile anytime. You’ll need your mobile device available to receive a one-time passcode as part of our authentication process.
To change your information using digital banking
- Select Profile & settings, then choose Personal details.
Note: Mobile app users need to open the main menu first, then select “Profile & settings”. - Follow the steps below, based on what needs to be changed.
What’s changing |
How to change |
Notes |
Phone number |
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If you don’t want to receive Security alerts via text, unmark the check box. Get automated phone calls or text messages about any suspicious activity by marking the applicable check boxes. |
Email address |
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Online banking users: If you don’t want to receive Marketing communications, unmark the applicable check box. Mobile app users: If you don’t want to receive Marketing communications, scroll down and mark the check box to unsubscribe. |
Home or mailing address |
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Customize your individual account addresses if you want account specific items to go somewhere else (statements, refund checks, etc.). |
More information
Phone changes:
- You can update your primary number, but it cannot be removed entirely.
- Change or remove your home phone, work phone, or other phone number listed.
- If you don't have access to your former number, or need to remove an alternate phone number, give us a call at 800-USBANKS (872-2657). We accept relay calls.
- International phone numbers aren't accepted using digital banking.
Email changes:
- Email addresses need to be in the following format: username@domain.com. Other accepted components include, but aren't limited to: ".org", ".net", ".gov".
- Changing the email address on your profile won't change where your account alerts are sent. You'll need to update those alerts separately. See also: How do I change where my alerts are sent?
Address changes:
- Military and international addresses need to be managed by calling us at 800-934-9555. We accept relay calls.
- Digital banking only accepts domestic addresses.