Manage Your Business's Finances On Your Time
Most business owners spend their days focusing on serving their customers, managing their employees, and overseeing day to day operations. That doesn't leave a lot of extra time for running the bank or reviewing your business's finances. With United Community Bank's business online banking services, you have all the tools you need to access your accounts, verify transactions, make payments and much more.
From simple transactions to applying the highest level of security to your accounts, these services make it more convenient to manage your accounts and maintain 24/7 access. Stop into your local UCB office to speak with our business banking team about enrolling in online banking.
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What You Can Do With Business Online Banking
Once you've registered as business online banking user, you can log into your online banking profile and perform a wide range of tasks, including:
- View your up-to-date account balances
- Review processed and pending transactions
- Initiate a bill payment
- Make a loan payment
- Enroll in eStatements
- Export account information to a financial management software
- Order checks
- Set up account alertsOnline Bill Pay
Online Bill Pay
Streamline your accounts payable process with UCB’s Online Bill Pay.
- Schedule one-time or recurring payments to vendors, suppliers, and service providers.
- Maintain a built-in payee list or add custom payees to suit your business needs.
- Control payment dates to ensure bills are paid on time, every time—no more late fees or missed deadlines.
eStatements
Secure, paperless, and always accessible.
- Receive monthly email notifications when your statements are ready.
- Access statements anytime through UCB’s secure online banking portal.
- Download or print statements for internal records, audits, or tax preparation.
- Reduce paper clutter and enhance document security.
- Access the last 24 months of statements
Set Up Account Alerts
Give yourself full control over notifications related to your accounts. Enrolling in account alerts allows you to be notified when:
- Your account balance has changed.
- Your account drops below a target balance.
- A deposit has posted to your account.
- A check or automatic debit has posted to your account.
- A debit card transaction has posted to your account.
- A transfer has posted.
