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Make the Switch to TIB BANK.
It’s easy!
Welcome to TIB Bank. We’ve developed the 5-Step TIB BANK Switch Kit, a step-by-step checklist with
all the online and printable forms that you’ll need to make the switch from your current bank to TIB Bank.
This checklist will help simplify your transition while ensuring your complete satisfaction right from the start.
The TIB BANK Switch Kit is the easy way to change your checking account.
1. Open your TIB BANK checking account at your local TIB office.
Learn more about your account choices
online or by visiting your nearest TIB Bank office.
2. Stop actively using the account you want to close.
As soon as possible, you should stop writing checks, initiating payments, and using your
ATM/Debit Card to allow all transactions to clear and a final balance amount to be determined.
3. To establish or switch your Direct Deposit(s) to your new TIB Bank account.
Notify your employer, or other sources that deposit funds into your old account, that you are switching
your checking account to TIB Bank. To set up direct deposit, you will need:
Once you have this information, complete the Direct Deposit form and send it to the company(s)
that makes the Direct Deposit into your account.
4. To transfer your Automatic Payments
such as recurring loan payments, Internet service providers, health club memberships, etc.
from your former bank account to your new TIB Bank account, the following items will be needed:
Once you have the necessary information to or transfer your automatic payments, complete
the Automatic Withdrawal Transfer Form and send it to your biller. You can either
print the
blank form or complete the Online Form and then print it out.
5. Closing your former bank account.
Once your last check, automatic deposits/withdrawals, and automatic
payments has cleared, you are ready to close your former account.
To instruct your former bank to close your account, you will need:
Send the completed form to your former bank and instruct them to forward your funds to your new TIB Bank account.
You’re done!
If you have any questions, please feel free to stop by any TIB Bank office or call us at 800-233-6330.
To view or download the Switch to TIB brochure click here.
Choosing the right way to make your payments.
Now that you’re switching banks, it’s a great time to consider some
options for making your one-time and recurring payments such as your
mortgage, cell phone bill, etc.
There are a number of ways to make payments, including:
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FREE Online Bill Pay -
It’s absolutely FREE. Make payments online to almost any individual or biller in
the United States with our free Online Bill Pay System. And remember, you can
arrange to pay recurring bills or reschedule one-time payments up to one year in
advance of the due date.
- Debit Card -
Any biller who accepts MasterCard® debit cards will take this form of payment.
Just provide your Debit Card number and expiration date.
- ACH Debit -
Billers, like utilities or insurance providers, will automatically debit your
checking account for the amount of the bill. Provide your account and routing number
from your checking account and make sure you have sufficient funds.
- Check -
While convenient, paying by check is not recommended for recurring payments.
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