How do I access my BB account online?
How To Log In to Your BB Bank Account From a Computer
- Go to the BB homepage.
- Enter your user ID and password in the boxes on the right-hand side of the screen.
- Click log in.
What are the requirements for online mobile banking?
For personal accounts, you will need to provide your Social Security number, email address and phone number to enroll in Online Banking. You will also be asked to verify your enrollment using either your ATM/CheckCard Number and PIN, or a Customer Number (typically provided at account opening).
How do I endorse a check to BBT mobile deposit?
Due to a new banking regulation, all checks deposited via a mobile service must include: “For Mobile Deposit Only” handwritten below your signature in the endorsement area on the back of the check or the deposit may be rejected.
How do I unlock my BBT account?
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- Visit a BB branch or ATM.
- Log in to the U by BB® mobile app.
- Send a text to MYBBT (69228) (if you have a mobile number registered with BB)
- Call our online banking support at 888-228-6654 and provide us the reference code below.
How do I set up my online banking?
Begin online banking with a few steps
- Gather your account numbers. Your account numbers should be on your paper statement.
- Find your bank or credit union’s website.
- Register for access to your bank or credit union’s online banking platform.
- Log in and take a tutorial.
Can I still cash a check if I wrote for mobile Deposit Only?
5 Answers. If crossing out an endorsement of “For Deposit Only” were valid, then there would be no point in writing “For Deposit Only” on a check. The direction only works because there is no way to ‘undo’ the change. You are essentially saying, I don’t care what happens, this check can ONLY be deposited and not cashed …
Why do I have to write for mobile deposit only?
Depositors must now include the phrase “For Mobile Deposit Only” underneath their signature on all checks deposited using mobile apps. The change is meant to protect banks from fraud, which can occur when a check is accidentally, or intentionally, presented at a bank after it already has been deposited via mobile.