Oak Bank has made it easy for customers to access their bank accounts anywhere, anytime with their online banking services. These services are free and all a customer needs to do is go online and create an account with the Bank. Here is a simple step-by-step guide on how to login into your account, how to reset your password and how to enroll for the online services.
HOW TO LOGIN
It easy to login into your Oak Bank online account provided you have a computer and reliable internet connection. You will just need the correct login details to access your dashboard. Here are steps you need to follow:
Step 1-Open https://www.oakbank.com/ in your web browser
Step 2-Click either ‘personal’ or ‘business’
Step 3-Enter your access ID and click ‘submit’
Step 4-Enter your password and click ‘submit’
You will be able to access your Oak Bank online account if you have used valid login details.
HOW TO RESET YOUR PASSWORD
It’s also easy to change your password if you can’t remember it. Just switch on your computer and follow these simple steps to change your Oak Bank online account password:
Step 1-Go to the Homepage and follow the first three steps
Step 2-Click ‘did you forget your password?’
Step 3-Enter your access ID, last 4 digits of Tax ID number and email address and click ‘submit’
A new password will be send to the email address associated with your online account
HOW TO ENROLL
To take advantage of all the benefits of having an online account with Oak Bank, you will need to create the account by registering through its website. Here are the steps you need to follow:
Step 1-Start over on the homepage and click ‘personal’ or ‘business’
Step 2– Click ‘enroll now’
Step 3-Enter your first name, last name, address line, date of birth, account number, account type and zip code, and click ‘submit’
MANAGE YOUR OAK BANK ONLINE ACCOUNT
You can do the following with your Oak Bank online account:
- Make payments whenever you want
- It’s also free
- Check your account balance and transaction history
- 24/7 customer support
- 24/7 access to your bank account