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Citizens Federal has been providing friendly and personal service to individuals and businesses for over 126 years. We take pride in our community and service to our customers. We provide a wide range of deposit accounts and lending products.
We are pleased to offer Online Banking. Our online banking product offers our customers the convenience of:
Monitoring your account(s) activity
Transfer between Citizens Federal accounts
Free Bill Pay
Account Alerts (set up by the customer)
e-statements (you must be signed up for e-statements to view)
The ability to view your check images
Import your information to your financial software
Safe and secure program
If you have questions about our Online Banking, contact us at (937) 593-0015.
Do you have questions about FDIC Deposit Insurance? Check out the FDIC Electronic Deposit Insurance Estimator (EDIE) at https://www.fdic.gov/edie. This site supplies very beneficial information, along with a tutorial about FDIC Insurance.
Another service provided is our "Direct Teller". Use the Citizens Federal Direct Teller for accurate 24-hour account information. Dial 1-800-436-5177 using a touch-tone telephone and follow the easy steps for entering your account number and password. You will be able to obtain:
· Account Balances
· Limited account History
· Interim Statement, 30 day checking history (small fee may apply)
You will also be able to transfer funds between your Citizens Federal checking and savings account (small fee will apply after 5 free per month).
Also, check out our 24 Hr. ATM located at our Drive-Thru.
click the Star icon for the ATM locator 
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