First Independence Bank: Continuity of Services – Payments, Cards & Checks

by Chief Editor

Customers are reporting continued access to essential banking services. According to available information, core functions such as automatic payments, ATM access, check processing, and direct deposit are currently unaffected.

Banking Services Remain Operational

Automatic Payments and Online Banking

Automatic payments, bill pay, and online banking services will continue as usual. Your routing number and account number will remain the same until you receive written notification from First Independence Bank.

ATM and Debit Card Access

ATM and debit cards are continuing to function normally.

Check Processing

Checks will be processed as usual, with all outstanding checks to be paid from available balances. First Independence Bank has indicated it will be in contact with account holders regarding any potential future changes to account terms. Customers experiencing issues with merchants accepting their checks are advised to contact their local branch office.

Direct Deposit Continuity

Direct deposits – including Social Security, payroll, veterans’ benefits, disability, unemployment, and other electronic payments – will continue without interruption.

Did You Know? First Independence Bank will contact customers in writing should any changes to account terms occur.
Expert Insight: Maintaining continuity in these core banking functions is critical for individuals and families relying on consistent access to funds for daily expenses and essential payments. The stated intention of First Independence Bank to provide written notice of any changes offers a degree of predictability for customers navigating this situation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will my automatic bill payments still go through?

Yes, automatic payments and bill pay services will continue as usual.

What should I do if a merchant won’t accept my check?

If you experience a merchant refusing to accept your check, you should contact your branch office.

Will my direct deposit from Social Security still be deposited into my account?

Yes, all direct deposits, for example, social security, payroll, veterans’ benefits, disability, unemployment or any payment you receive electronically will continue as usual.

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