Access Sharing
Share your accounts with an authorized user.
Access Sharing allows you to give permission to an authorized user, like a family member or accountant, to do limited digital transactions like online bill pay or an internal funds transfer.LOG IN TO GET STARTED
Enrolling is Easy
Add a family member or financial advisor to your account in a few simple steps. Log into your online banking account and look for Access Sharing in your Profile at the top of the page. Follow the prompts and you’re on your way.
Give Access, Keep Control
When you add a new user, you’ll be notified as the account owner. The new user will also be notified with details on how to log in. You can manage or remove access for users at any time and see what transactions they’ve made.
Secure Sharing
Access Sharing means you’re giving access to your checking, savings, or credit card account(s) to someone you’ve authorized for secure banking. Transactions are limited to online bill pay and internal fund transfers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can I share access with?
- Consumer: Children, Partners, Accountants and Other Service Providers
- Private Bank: Children, Partners, Accountants and Financial Managers, Wealth Managers
- Business: Staff, Partners, Professional Service Providers
Which accounts are included with Access Sharing?
- Checking
- Savings
- Credit Card
Does the User (delegate) have to be an existing Huntington customer?
No, however they will need to accept the invitation from the customer for Access Sharing and complete enrollment in Online Banking.
What types of transactions can the User complete?
- Transfers (Huntington accounts only)
- Bill Pay (existing payee transactions only)
- Stop Payments
If the User is a Huntington customer can they use their existing Online Banking credentials?
Yes! They will be able to toggle back and forth between their profile and the Access Sharing accounts they been given access to.
What about fraud or identity theft if I share access with someone else?
Because the customer identified the user and shared access, the user’s identity is verified, and safeguards have been put in place minimizing the risk of fraud.
Is Access Sharing available for POAs, Trusts, or Rep Payee accounts?
No, at this time Access Sharing is not available for POA’s, Rep Payee or Trusts accounts.
How would a new User (delegate) be notified they have access to my account?
The User (delegate) will receive an email invitation at the address provided by the you, the customer.
Why don’t all my accounts show when choosing accounts for a User?
Only accounts eligible for Access Sharing will appear (certain accounts are not eligible for access sharing).