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The new CPB digital banking experience is here and conveniently accessible from your desktop or mobile device. Now, there is an easier way to do your banking – without actually having to take a trip to the bank.
With the new simple and secure mobile banking app, you'll still have access to the functions you're familiar with - like your transaction history, transferring funds between accounts or mobile check deposit. Even better, you'll have beneficial tools to help you make informed decisions about your money and improve your financial health.
Add all your accounts, even ones from other financial institutions, in one place so you can see all your finances at a glance. Learn About Digital Banking All Accounts
Colorful budget bubbles that provide a visual summary of your spending categories, so you can set spending limits and avoid exceeding them. Learn About Digital Banking Budgets
A cash flow analysis that sums up your money trends, helping you plan for the cash you need today and prepare for what you'll need in the future. Learn About Digital Banking Cash Flow
Do not allow others access to your computer. You should not allow anyone to use your computer as such individual could gain access to your private and personal information, to your passwords, PINs and other security configurations, and to your applications and systems, which such individual could then use to steal your identity and steal from you and your financial accounts and funds through conducting banking, financial, and other transactions using your name and passwords. Fraudsters will commonly attempt to gain access to a victim’s computer under false pretenses such as helping the victim get a government payment or cash prize online or helping the victim with making a transaction or accessing an application. Fraudsters will use all modes of communication to contact victims, such as via phone, emails, websites, and text messages. Be extra careful before responding to sources you don’t know.
To improve your digital security, avoid using the same username and password for multiple applications. And, if you have been using the same username and password for a long time you should change it.