Making Online and Mobile Account Management Even More Secure
Because we care about helping you protect what matters most, we've updated our login process to help increase security.
Because we care about helping you protect what matters most, we've updated our login process to help increase security.
How often is two-step authentication required?
You will only need to enter a code once per device. Since the code requirement is driven by both your IP address and the cookies on an individual device or browser, you may be prompted to enter a new code if you switch devices or browsers, clear your cookies (either manually or automatically through device settings), or change your IP address (typically by logging into another WiFi or cellular network).
Can I still use biometrics (Touch ID, Face ID or Fingerprint) to login?
Yes. You’ll still be able to use your biometrics to log in to Mobile Banking. You won’t be prompted to set-up this new 2-step process until you enter your username and password again (logging in to our desktop site, or getting a new phone for example).
Do I need to set-up all three options?
You only have to complete one of the two-step authentication options (voice, text, or email). If you’d like to add an additional factor in the future – navigate to the “Profile” tab and under “Security Information” click “Reset Authentication”. You will be prompted to set up new options upon your next login.
What is Two-Step Authentication and do I have to use it?
Two-Step Authentication is an extra layer of protection to ensure security of your online account. Because your password alone is no longer enough to access your account, two-factor authentication dramatically improves the security of your personal information.
Why did you remove the online security questions, personal message, personal image that I’ve selected?
As technology has evolved, two-step authentication is now a much better way to protect your account.
What is the URL when I’m logging in?
You will see auth.securebanklogin.com in your browser when accessing any FNNI website.
I am not technical savvy, can you please explain how these work?
What are the steps for this update?
The new process is a 2-step process.
The first time you login to your account after the update you will be able to customize how you receive your secure code. You will also be able to change your preference at any time through your account.
Once you authenticate a device, you will not be prompted to authenticate that device again unless there is a possible IP change or clearing of cookies.
Why did this update happen?
This update increases our already robust security defense for your digital accounts. Our Information Security team is constantly testing and evaluating how to keep your accounts the safest and most secure possible. This update will do just that – help keep your accounts as safe as possible.
Did my login information change because of the update?
No. You can keep using your username and password. We just added a security step by sending the secure code directly to the phone number or email you choose.
You will notice that your security questions, personal message, and personal image have been removed. These have been replaced by the more secure method of a code being sent to you.
The text code I received is not working.
You will receive your SMS verification code from 288402 (similar to a phone number). Please make sure you enter the 6 digit verification code that was sent to you from this number.
When I try to log in, I get the error “We found some errors. Please review the form and make corrections.” What do I do?
If you receive this error it’s because there is an issue with the password manager connected with your website browser. To correct, delete your FNBO credentials, re-enter them, and save.
If you still get this error, try these 4 steps to troubleshoot the issue. The instructions vary for each browser so we’ve provided the links below so you can follow the recommended steps.
If you are still experiencing issues, please contact customer service and we will be happy to help.
I’m locked out.
If you have five unsuccessful login attempts, you will be locked out. Please call Customer Care for assistance. You will be required to provide additional verification by phone. Customer Care can also assist if you have forgotten your User ID.
Why can’t I set-up email for my two-step authentication?
If you would like to use your email to receive your secure code, and do not see this as an option, you’ll need to add a valid email to your Security Profile in your online account.
I have a shared User ID.
For your account security, shared User IDs are not permitted by the online and mobile account management platforms. Creating a unique User ID for each person is quick and simple. Visit online banking to learn more.
I forgot my password. How do I reset it?
If you forgot your password, you can reset it by clicking the “Forgot Password?” link on the log-in box of the website or mobile app. An email will be sent to your email address on file with a link to reset your password. The email link will expire within one hour.
How do I change my password?
You can change your password by going to the "Profile Tab" on your Desktop and then selecting the "Security Information" Drop Down. On Mobile device, click the More Menu option and select "Profile".
I didn’t receive a security code email.
If you do not see the security code email in your inbox follow the directions below to troubleshoot.
If using your personal email
If using your business account
I didn't receive my SMS text.
The two numbers used to send security code messages are 228-402 and 658-21. If these numbers were blocked by accident then you will need to unblock these numbers in order to receive your security code. Follow the directions below to troubleshoot.
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