Text and Email Alerts from U.S. Bank Help You Stay on Top of Your Finances

Our account alerts help you stay informed and in control of your finances. These convenient notifications are sent to you at your request, as text or email messages, to let you know about important account activity. Best of all, we offer this service at no charge1   for U.S. Bank customers.

Check Card and Credit Card Alerts - in Real Time!
Set up payment reminder alerts, available credit and suspicious transaction alerts - and more - for your U.S. Bank Consumer and Business accounts. By choosing these alerts, you'll be informed about account activity for your check card or credit card as it happens. Here are just a few of the available options:

• Dollar-limit authorization
• ATM cash withdrawal
• Suspicious transaction
• Card not present
• Declined transaction
• Gasoline purchase

Account Alerts
Account alerts help you manage your money - at a glance:

• Online statement available
• Low or negative deposit balance
• Deposit or withdrawal processed
• CD maturity
• Debit (charge) or credit (refund) posted
• Payment due or posted
• Overdraft protection

Security Alerts
Security alerts give you peace of mind by confirming changes made to your account. They're sent automatically when any of the following occurs:

• Address or email change
• Home or mobile phone number change
• Internet Banking ID or Password changed or disabled
• Mobile Banking PIN change
• ATM/check card PIN changes, or PIN mailer requested
• ID Shield set up, Question and Answers change or Phrase change
• Request for new ATM/check card, reissue or replacement

Remember: these are just some of the alerts available to you. To learn more about alerts and Internet Banking visit the FAQ page.

Enroll today!
Follow these simple steps to set up your customized alerts:

1. Log in to Internet Banking.
2. Select "Alerts" from the menu at left, then choose "Account Alerts."
3. Select an account and choose the alert(s) you'd like to receive.
4. Specify whether you'd like to receive the alerts via email or text message, view the Terms and Conditions, then select "Agree and Continue."