eStatements

Enroll in eStatements through your First Bank and Trust Company mobile or online banking account. Simply login, select the account you want to enroll, and click on 'eStatements' in the account menu. Follow the prompts to enroll. 

After enrolling, your first eStatement will be available at the start of your next statement cycle. You'll receive an email notification when your eStatement is ready to view. 

Your eStatement history is available for up to 18 months. You can access, download, and print any statement from this period through your mobile or online banking account.

For joint accounts, only the primary account holder will receive eStatements unless both account holders enroll separately. Each person can access the eStatements via their own online banking login. 

Yes! You can easily download or print your eStatement directly from your online banking account. Simply view the statement and choose the option to download or print. 

Once enrolled, access your eSatements by logging into your First Bank and Trust Company mobile or online banking account, choose the account you want to view, and select 'eStatements' in the account menu.

Yes, you can switch back to paper statements at any time. To do so, log in to your online banking account and click on your profile name to access your 'Account Settings'. Select the account you wish to make changes for. Choose Advanced Settings under the 'eStatements' section. The 'Documents and Settings' tab will allow you to update your delivery preferences by deselecting the accounts you previously enrolled in eStatements.

No, eStatements are a free service provided by First Bank and Trust Company.

If you don't receive a notification, check your spam or junk folder first. If it's not there, check your email address in your online banking profile or contact customer support for assistance at (866) 428-5998.

Yes, you can enroll all eligible accounts, including checking, savings, and loan accounts, in eStatements by selecting each account during the enrollment process.