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Online/Mobile Banking

Benefits of Banking at Wells Bank

Online Banking and Mobile Banking offer convenient methods to access your Wells Bank accounts. You can perform a variety of banking services online, whether by computer or other internet device. These free services include account information inquiry, statement retrieval, online transfers between accounts, online viewing of transactions and images of your checks, and online bill pay. You can trust Wells Bank for security.

How do I Apply for Online Banking

In order to register as a Wells Bank Online Banking user, you must have at least one of the following types of accounts with Wells Bank - checking account, savings account, certificate of deposit or a loan. If you already have an account at Wells Bank and would like to apply for Online Banking, please use our PDF forms by simply printing and completing either the Personal Online Banking Form or the Business Online Banking Form. Feel free to fax it to 816-858-2851 or stop by any of our convenient locations. Once your application has been processed, you will receive your User ID and password for first time log-in. Upon logging in, you have the option to sign up for e-statements. See our step by step instructions.

Want to Learn More about Online banking?

We have several resources regarding Online Banking. There is a User Guide, a document of Frequently Asked Questions, and an Online Banking Video.

why sign up for e-statements?

E-statements are a FREE and convenient way to check your statement every month. By signing up for e-statements you will be exempt from paying the $3/month service charge associated with paper statements. Step by step instructions on how to set up e-statements for your account(s).

Forget your password or ID?

If you ever forget your password, you can easily reset your password whenever logging into NetTeller Online Banking. After submitting your NetTeller ID, the next page allows you to either enter your password or reset your password at the "Reset Password" link.

Need help with online bill pay?

If you need assistance in getting started with Bill Pay, refer to our Online Bill Pay document for help in adding Payees, or making payments.

Reward Yourself with FREE Mobile Banking

  • Secure and Safe
  • User Friendly
  • Access Current Account Information
  • Search for free ATMs in the Ultra and Shazam Privileged status Networks
  • Privileged Status Network
  • Remote Deposit Feature Available*
*Certain fees and restrictions are part of Remote Deposit Capture Feature.
Contact a Wells Bank Customer Service Representative for more details.

How to Start Using Mobile Banking

  1. Open an account at Wells Bank.
  2. Apply for free online banking.
  3. Download the Wells Bank mobile banking app to your mobile device.
Apple App Store    Google Play store

Existing online banking customers can download mobile applications now by using the appropriate links above.

That's it. We go, where you go!

Apple/Android Devices:

  • Apple App Compatibility: Requires iOS 5.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. This app is optimized for iPhone 5.
  • Android Compatibility: Requires Android 2.2 and up

Wells Mobile Pay

Enjoy the mobile way to pay

Wells Bank is now offering Mobile Pay through the wallet in your smartphone; we are excited to support a new way to pay!

We currently offer Mobile Pay through:
  • Google Pay ™
  • Apple Pay ®
  • Microsoft ® Wallet
  • Samsung Pay ®
  • Masterpass ®
Mobile Pay provides you a quick and simple way to make secure purchases. Each wallet has its own unique security features and provides you with flexibility on how you choose to pay.

To enroll in the Mobile Pay option, find and follow the prompts on your smartphone.






How Secure is Wells Bank?

We use the most advanced security systems available to protect your information. A few of these systems are listed below:
  • End to end RC4 128bit data encryption
  • Login sessions have time out limits
  • Pin guessing recognition and reporting
  • Security questions and answers
Access this Internet Security FAQ Document (pdf) to learn more about how to protect yourself from "phishing", "pharming" and "spoofing" while on the Internet.