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Digital Banking End-User System Requirements

10/11/2019

This article applies to all Editions of Digital Banking.

To use the functionality in the Digital Banking platform, we recommend that you follow these guidelines. If you are using software or devices that are not listed as supported, you may have a degraded experience with certain functionality and we may be unable to assist you.

Desktop Use

You should use a computer that has:

Microsoft Windows 10 or Mac OS X 10.10 operating systems
The latest version of Adobe Reader to view PDF files downloaded from Digital Banking.
An internet connection with a minimum of 1 Mbps download speed.
1280+ pixel width is recommended for your monitor's resolution.

Please note: Satellite connections often have difficulty supporting encrypted, Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS) applications. Since Digital Banking is HTTPS encrypted for the safety of your financial information, some satellite cable connections may exhibit slow responses.

Available browser updates applied for improved security that provide antivirus and spyware protection.

Desktop Browser Requirements

Browser support is subject to change without notice, so we encourage end users to configure browsers for automatic updates. Use the latest version of your browser for the most secure experience in Digital Banking. Please note that you must accept Third Party Cookies in your browser to use the Bill Pay service. See these instructions to allow Third Party Cookies.

Supported Browsers include:

Google Chrome on Windows and Mac OSX (recommended)
Mozilla Firefox on Windows and Mac OSX
Microsoft Edge on Windows
Safari on Mac OSX

Internet Explorer Support Ended April 2020

Please be aware that Digital Banking no longer supports Internet Explorer 11 as of April of 2020. We recommend that you plan to move to Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge for all non-RDC activities prior to this date.

Mobile Devices

Digital Banking Supports the following mobile devices with native mobile applications:

Android 5.x and later
Apple iOS 14.x
Apple iOS 13.x
Apple iOS 12.x (limited support)
Apple iOS 11.x (limited support)

We highly recommend that you have a Wifi, 4G or 5G connection when using Digital Banking. Offline support is not available when you are not connected to the internet.

Fingerprint Login on Android

Fingerprint Login is currently only available for login authentication on eligible Android devices. It is a free feature, pending the following operating system, hardware, and release requirements:

Samsung Galaxy S7 or later
Nexus 7 or later
Google Pixel first generation or later

Please note: the use of Fingerprint login does require acceptance of additional terms of the use of the feature. If you do not agree to the terms, you will not be able to use the feature.

The Fingerprint Login feature is based on the fingerprint API that Android introduced with Android M (Marshmallow). Some Samsung and Nexus phones do not support Android's API, even though they include the hardware on the phone. These devices are not supported.

Touch ID and Face ID on Apple iOS

Touch/Face Authentication is currently only available for login authentication on eligible Apple iOS devices. It is a free feature, pending the following operating system, hardware, and release requirements:

iOS 10 or later
iPhone 5S/6/6 Plus or later
Latest generation iPad with Touch ID or Face ID sensor

Please note: the use of Touch ID or Face ID does require acceptance of additional terms of the use of the feature. If you do not agree to the terms, you will not be able to use the feature.

SMS Messaging Service

The SMS service is required to receive SAC codes used for identity verification and the approval of payments (in Private Client Edition). You must use a mobile phone from a participating carrier to be eligible for this service. Participating carriers include AT&T, Boost Mobile, MetroPCS, Sprint PCS, T-Mobile, U.S. Cellular, Verizon Wireless, Virgin Mobile and select regional carriers within ACG, Interop Technologies, and ClearSky Technologies, but is not compatible with all handsets. T-Mobile is not liable for delayed or undelivered messages.

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