eSwitch to Carter
New Carter Bank accounts mean new opportunities
Making the switch is a lot easier than you might think. With eSwitch to Carter, powered by ClickSwitch, you set up direct deposits and recurring transfers into your Carter Bank accounts so there's no disruption to your personal finances.
Three Steps to Switch
- Call us at 833-275-2228 or visit one of our branches to get enrolled and receive your SwitchTRACK activation code.
- Enter your SwitchTRACK activation code on this page, or begin the process through the activation email you receive once you enroll.
- Log in and choose the Direct Deposit or Recurring Payments option, input your information and submit.
If you've already activated your account and set up a personal password, log in with the unique email address you provided during enrollment.
We'll take care of everything else while keeping you updated on the progress through the "status" column in your dashboard. And, of course, if you have any questions, please contact us.
FAQ
After enrollment, you’ll need the SwitchTRACK code provided during signup, or you can activate your account through the welcome email link. Access your eSwitch to Carter dashboard to finalize direct deposit and payment transfers with just a few clicks.
Enroll online at our official website, then access our online and mobile banking to manage your accounts anytime, anywhere.
Use the Forgot Password link on our login page or contact Customer Service at 833-275-2228 for help resetting your login credentials.
Business Customers will need to reach out to their local branch office to initiate online and mobile banking. If you are wanting to use the Automated Clearing House (ACH) network or wire services, then our Carter Commercial Center may be your best online banking option. Contact us at 833-275-2228 if you have any questions.
At Carter Bank, your financial success is always our first priority.
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Carter Bank is a full-service financial institution with locations throughout Virginia and North Carolina.