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General Account Questions


The Frandsen Bank & Trust routing number is 091901202.
You can also find this on your checks, in our website footer, via online banking, and in your mobile app.

You’ll have full access to your account through online banking and our mobile app, including mobile check deposit, money transfers, and account alerts.

Debit Card Questions


You can use a contactless-enabled card in your mobile wallet on smartphones and smartwatches, such as Apple Pay? and Google Pay?.


Your card can be turned off and on through online and mobile banking, as well as by calling your local office. If you’ve misplaced your card, but believe you will find it, we recommend turning it off until it is found.

If your card has been lost or stolen, please report this as soon as possible through online or mobile banking in the Manage Cards area under Report Lost or Stolen. Or, contact your local Fransen Bank.

No activation is needed for your contactless card, just tap and go. If you’re using a mobile wallet, you do need to add your card and verify it first.

Each transaction uses a one-time, encrypted code that protects your card information. It’s just as secure as chip transaction, sometimes even more secure due to limited physical contact.

Look for the contactless symbol (four curved lines) on the front or back of your card. If it’s there, your card is ready to tap.

CardValet® Debit Card Questions


CardValet® is a mobile app that gives you control over how, when, and where your business debit card is used. You can turn your card on or off, set spending limits, get alerts, and more, all from your phone.

Online Banking Questions


Yes, you must be enrolled in business online banking to receive alerts. Push notifications can only be accessed via the Frandsen Bank & Trust mobile app.

Within online or mobile banking, click on Manage Cards. In Recent Transactions, select the transaction to view its details. If it was an in-person transaction, you should see a map of the actual location where the transaction took place. If you don't recognize the purchase, reach out to the merchant. If you still have questions or concerns, please contact your local Frandsen Bank & Trust for assistance.

You can set up multiple users with customized access levels and permissions, giving your team the tools they need while maintaining control over sensitive information and approvals.

Our business online banking system uses multi-layered security, including encryption, multifactor authentication, and customizable user access control to help protect your business’s sensitive information and transactions.

The prior transaction history dates back 30 days.

eStatement Questions


You’ll receive a notification as soon as your latest statement is ready to view. Please call your local Frandsen Bank for assistance

You can update your statement preferences. Please call your Frandsen location for assistance.

eStatements are digital versions of your bank account statements. Instead of receiving them by mail, you’ll get a notification when your statement is ready to view online or in mobile banking.

The default search result for eStatements is six months. To search all four years of history, click the magnifying glass icon in the upper left corner of your eStatements page.

All eStatements are in PDF format, so you can download, save, or print as needed.

Bill Pay Questions


There is a $6.95 non-usage fee if bill payment service is not used at least once each month. A month is considered the 15th of the previous month through the 14th of the current month.

From online or mobile banking, click “Payments,” and complete the enrollment form. Once you enroll in bill pay the service is available immediately.?

In this instance, recurring payments will be processed on the Friday before the scheduled date.

Alert Questions


Yes, you must be enrolled in business online banking to receive alerts. Push notifications can only be accessed via the Frandsen Bank & Trust mobile app.

Yes. When setting up alerts, the Contact Options tab has a link to add additional email addresses and cell phone numbers.

You can edit alerts from the Alert section in your Business Online Banking account. Click "Overview" to view your alerts. Select "Edit" or "Delete" next to the alert to make your desired changes.

Yes. To view alerts, log in to business online banking and click Alerts. Click on the Sent Alerts tab, and this will display past alerts.

CashFlow Questions


No. Frandsen Bank will not restrict the number of card-funded payables per month. All count and balance restrictions will be managed by the card issuer.

Yes, there can be multiple level one users.

Entitlements can be changed within the business online banking experience or by contacting your banker.

Monthly billing will occur on the third business day of the month from the designated bank account in your CashFlow settings.

The first level one user is set up at enrollment with your banker. A level one user can activate new users and define entitlements from business online banking.  

Getting Paid


U.S-issued business or personal credit and debit cards are accepted from Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover.

Yes, you can add a list of catalog items either by adding them individually or by uploading the list of items using a template. When the items are added, specify the price and determine if the item is taxable. The items-management capability is available within the Settings page under Invoice Items.

The business will pay all fees associated with card-funded receivables. The card holder will not be charged a fee for the service. 

Bank-to-bank electronic payments are next-day capable, delivering payments quickly and securely.

Yes. The company can choose which funding method (bank or card) the customer will use to pay the invoice.

Paying Bills


U.S.-issued credit cards from Visa, Amex, and American Express are accepted. Only MasterCard business cards (not personal) are eligible. Debit and prepaid cards are not supported.

Both card and bank-funded payments process at the same speed. As long as the payment is added before the end-of-day cutoff, the payment received date will be one business day for electronic payments and generally five business days for paper payments.

The business will be charged the fee, and it will be added to the transaction amount prior to the authorization attempt.

For example, if the payment amount is $100 and the fee amount is $2.99, then the authorization to the business card will be $102.99.

The fee rates are outlined in the review and schedule page of the payment flow within the payment experience. 

The business will be notified immediately within the payment experience that the card authorization has been declined and will be instructed to choose a different funding account.

No. Contact your banker or CashFlow support at 855.485.4053 to request a stop payment on a check.

CashFlow Pro Package


  1. Navigate to the Settings page 

  2. Select the accounting software 

  3. Input the accounting software credentials 

  4. Agree to allow Frandsen Bank to sync with the accounting software vendor 

Billing charges will be prorated based on the previous package and the time of the month the package option was changed.

The data shared includes bill, vendor, and payment details.

Once connected, a two-way sync happens automatically. For example, bills added in Xero, NetSuite, QuickBooks Desktop, and QuickBooks Online will automatically appear in your Bills tab in Bill Pay, allowing you to quickly pay them. 

 Likewise, when you schedule a payment in online banking, the payment details sync instantly with your accounting software provider, keeping your records up to date without requiring manual input. 

The accounting software sync is available on both mobile and desktop. However, your business must initiate the sync for the first time via the Frandsen Bank & Trust online banking desktop experience.

Treasury Management Questions


Integrated payables consolidate multiple types of outgoing payments, including ACH, checks, and virtual cards, into a single, secure, and automated process.

Treasury Management services employ encryption, authentication, fraud detection, and other security measures to protect sensitive financial information and ensure secure transactions.

Many services are designed to integrate with existing accounting software and financial systems. Our Treasury Management team can discuss compatibility and ensure a seamless integration with your current business practices.

Integrated Payables is designed to be compatible with most accounting and ERP systems, allowing you to upload one payment file to initiate multiple payment types without changing your current process.

ACH is an electronic payment used to transfer funds from one bank account to another without paper checks, credit cards, or wire transfers. Because they are electronic, ACH payments are faster and more reliable than checks.

Positive Pay Questions


What is Standard Positive Pay?

Standard Positive Pay is a fraud prevention service used by a business to protect against Check or ACH fraud. It helps businesses detect suspicious transactions, reducing the risk of financial loss and safeguarding the reputation of the business.

What is Reverse Positive Pay?

Reverse Positive Pay is an automated fraud prevention service used to protect against unauthorized or fraudulent Check or ACH transactions drawn on an eligible account. Every Check and ACH transaction that is posted to your account overnight is shown to you for review. You will decide whether each transaction should be paid or returned by the daily deadline.

ACH Transfer Questions


ACH is an electronic payment used to transfer funds from one bank account to another without paper checks, credit cards, or wire transfers. Because they are electronic, ACH payments are faster and more reliable than checks.

Integrated Payables Questions


Integrated payables consolidate multiple types of outgoing payments, including ACH, checks, and virtual cards, into a single, secure, and automated process.

Integrated Payables is designed to be compatible with most accounting and ERP systems, allowing you to upload one payment file to initiate multiple payment types without changing your current process.

SBA Loan Questions


Depending on the industry, small businesses are defined as companies with a net worth of less than $20 million and/or profits of less than $6.5 million over the previous two years.?

The U.S. Small Business Administration Preferred Lender status means the partner has designated authority from the SBA to approve and process our loans without having to send them to the SBA for their approval.

Your dedicated business banker will walk you through everything, but in general, you should be prepared to provide:

  • A business plan or explanation of use of funds

  • Financial statements and projections

  • Personal and business tax returns

  • A completed loan application

Timelines can vary, but thanks to our in-house SBA experts and local processing, many of our SBA loans move faster than the national average.

SBA loans are available for both new and existing businesses. Your business banker can help you select the loan that best fits your needs.

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