The Home banking system allows for three consecutive failed login attempts before it will freeze your account. If you have entered your password unsuccessfully too many times, exit the area and return. Once a successful login is completed, the counter is set back to zero. This is to prevent password guessing. If you have forgotten your password for security purposes you must call 360-307-6400 to have it reset.

Contact us at 360-307-6400 and we can reset your access.

Connection offers Home banking to members at no charge. Bill Pay is also free for our members.

Yes, once your Home banking personal ID and password is established, you can enroll for Bill Pay. Bill Pay enables you to pay your bills from anywhere, anytime, easily. Automatic bill payments can be set up in advance to ensure that recurring bills are paid in a timely manner.

To enroll for free Home banking you need to have the following: Connection Checking or Savings account

For your protection, this service is only provided by phone during normal business hours. Please call us at 360-307-6400 to reset your password.

Some accounts are designed to be non-transacation accounts and others are designed to be transaction accounts. A checking account is a transaction account, a savings account is a non-transaction account. Regulation D prohibits excessive withdrawals/transfers from non-transaction accounts like savings accounts. You can make up to six withdrawals a month from these accounts, including transfers to another account, pre-authorized transfers, overdraft protection transfers, automatic transfers, recu  More...

You must use a browser that supports SSL encryption. If you have a Macintosh or Windows-based computer, we recommend using the latest commercial release of Microsoft Internet Explorer, Chrome or Firefox for your specific operating system.

You can access the following types of accounts and carry out the following transactions: Checking and Savings Accounts Current balance, last 60 transactions (up to 90 days ago), unpaid overdraft items Transfers between deposit accounts, download account data to PC Individual Retirement Accounts Current balance, maturity date, current interest rate, year-to-date interest rate, and prior year's interest amount Certificates of Deposit Current balance, maturity date, current interest rate, year  More...

Yes, Home banking allows you to download information from your checking, savings and credit card/line or credit accounts. From the account detail screen, simply select the format that works with Quicken, Microsoft Money, or QuickBooks®, or other commonly used spreadsheet applications (such as Excel, Access, or Lotus). Then, select the range of information you need and download it to your computer for use in the program. Instructions and more information about downloading are available from t  More...