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CENTRALnet Internet Banking
Enjoy more free time and spend less money handling your finances with CENTRALnet! This service is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and provides credit union members with the flexibility to take care of many of their financial transactions without requiring them to visit the credit union.

• Stay up-to-date on your accounts
• Transfer funds
• Make Central loan payments
• Find out which checks have cleared
• Balance your checkbook
• Download info to Quicken or MSMoney

SIGN UP TODAY!

1. Call us: 410-828-4500
2. Email us
3. Stop by our office

FREE BILL PAYER!

We’ve added a convenient new feature to Internet Banking: FREE BILL PAYER!

Pay your bills with just a mouse-click for FREE! The funds come directly out of your CENTRALchecking account!

Open your CENTRALchecking account today and sign up for FREE Bill Payer! It’s easy and fast—no more writing checks, buying stamps or post office trips!

If you’re already using Internet Banking, just log in to sign up for Bill Payer online.

Otherwise, contact us NOW to get signed up!

• By phone at 410-828-4500
• By email at info@ccumd.org.

We’ve gone to great lengths to ensure your confidentiality and security when using CENTRALnet. We use several layers of robust security methods including encryption, firewalls and timed log outs among others to ensure the confidentiality of your personal and financial information. We ensure that encryption is used for all on-line sessions or whenever personal or financial information is requested of you. Our systems are protected by firewalls which are a combination of industrial strength computer hardware and software that securely separates the Internet from our internal web servers and computer systems. These firewalls prevent certain types of Internet traffic to the web servers, and are the best available technology to prevent unauthorized access. Timed Log Outs mean that on-line sessions are terminated after a period of inactivity just in case you forget to log out or leave a computer unattended during an on-line session.