How to access and use your new online and mobile services.
Manage your money on the go—check balances, pay bills, and transfer funds, all from your phone.
Bank on your time, from anywhere with Huntington Online Banking. It gives you secure, 24/7 access to your accounts, so you can manage your money with clarity and confidence, wherever life takes you. These how-to videos will help you with different features within Online Banking and the Huntington Mobile Banking App.
You can log in to Huntington Online Banking anytime at huntington.com or through the Huntington Mobile Banking app using the username and password you created before the transition. If you still need to enroll, visit huntington.com, select Login, then choose Enroll Now to get started.
No. New credentials are required for Huntington Online Banking. If you enrolled before the transition, use the Huntington username and password you created at that time. If you still need to enroll, you can do so anytime at huntington.com.
Customers who are both primary owners of a business account and personal account can link their business accounts to their personal profile to view a single list of all of their accounts. This functionality will be available starting 30 days after your accounts are converted to Huntington. Learn more information about the benefits of having both personal and business accounts linked for easy navigation in Online Banking.
Yes. Your account balances, transaction history, and scheduled Bill Pay payments transferred automatically. Some items, such as recurring transfers between accounts, will need to be reestablished once you log in. We recommend paying any transfers scheduled during the transition early to avoid late fees.
Yes. Your Bill Pay payees transferred automatically to Huntington Online Banking. Your bill payment history won’t appear in Bill Pay but will be included in your account transaction history. At Huntington Bank, funds for bill payments are deducted from your account on the date we send the payment, not on the date the payment is received or check deposited.
Payees you had established transferred automatically if the primary funding account was a checking account. Payees tied to a savings account or money market account did not transfer.
Note: Some payees who previously received electronic payments may now receive check payments. Please be sure to select earlier payment dates for those payees receiving checks. Review payee details and correct any account numbers or addresses that don’t exactly match what shows on your bills from that payee as this may enable the payee to be converted back to electronic.
If a bill payment date falls on a weekend or holiday, the payment date will be moved automatically to the first business day following the weekend or holiday.
You’ll need to reestablish eStatements in Huntington Online Banking. Until then, your Huntington Bank statements will be delivered by mail. Your Veritex online statement history transferred and will be available once you log in.
Yes. You can use Zelle® to send and receive money with friends, family and others you trust using the Huntington Mobile Banking App. All you need is your recipient’s email address or U.S. mobile number. If you were enrolled in Zelle® at Veritex Bank, you’ll need to reenroll after you download and log in to the Huntington Mobile App. Zelle® is available only through the Huntington Mobile Banking App and can be used with an eligible Huntington checking account. Savings and money market accounts are not eligible.
No, you will need to set up your alerts in Huntington Online Banking. Once logged in, go to Manage Alerts to customize balance, transaction, and security notifications. Message and data rates may apply.
No. Huntington does not accept mobile deposits from outside of the US and Canada.
To locate your mobile deposit limits, log in to the Huntington Mobile Banking App and go to the Deposits tab, and select Mobile Deposit Limits & Cut-Off Times. Mobile deposits made until 11:59 p.m. CT will be processed on that business day.
No, to complete certain Huntington security steps, customers must have a U.S. phone number on file.
If your profile does not include a Social Security Number (SSN) or Tax Identification Number (TIN), you will not be eligible to pre-enroll in online banking. When online banking enrollment becomes available, you will need to call us or visit a branch to complete your enrollment.
No. Huntington does not have a relationship with Autobooks. If you want to continue using Autobooks, you’ll need to work directly with Autobooks outside of Huntington.
You will be required to make changes to your Quicken® software. Before January 15, 2026, download final transactions and create a data file backup. On January 20, 2026, complete the deactivation of your Veritex Web Connect feeds and reactivate using the Huntington Bank transaction feed or using your Huntington transaction data. Between January 15 and January 20, transactions will not be available to download into Quicken®.
Instructions to help with this process can be found in the following documents:
Yes. Huntington offers Access Sharing, a secure way to invite trusted individuals—such as a business partner, accountant, CFO, or tax preparer—to share limited access to selected accounts. Once enrolled and signed in to your Huntington Online Banking, you will be able to add delegates and assign their permissions. Learn more about this feature.
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