Digital Banking | Statements
- See your monthly statements whenever you want to in Digital Banking.
- Review copies of your check images
- Save up to 13 months of past statements
- Print a copy of your statement only if you need it
- Receive your statement faster than traditional mail
- Password protect your financial statements
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View these short videos to learn more about statements in Digital Banking.
How to view a statement your phone
How to view a statement on your desktop
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How can I view my statements?
The 13 most recent statements will be listed in Digital Banking. If you need a statement that isn’t listed, contact OKCU. Statements can be viewed on a computer, smartphone or tablet. Statements are best viewed in Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Will I receive a notification when my statement and/or notice is available?
Yes. You will receive an e-mail to notify you when your statement and notice(s) are ready to view. Statements are usually available on the first of the month and notices are available throughout the month.
Will my digital statement look the same as my regular printed statement?
Your digital statement will have the information and look of a printed statement.
How can I review statements for previous months?
Click on the statement month you want to view. We maintain up to 13 months of statement history for you.
How can I save a statement?
Simply open the statement. Then go to "File" "Save a Copy" on the main navigation menu or click the disk icon on your toolbar.
I downloaded Adobe Acrobat, but still can’t view my statements and notices.
If you chose 'Save this program to disk' when you downloaded Acrobat, the program may not be installed correctly. When you download Adobe Acrobat again make sure you choose the 'Open\Run the program from its current location' option instead of the 'Save this program to disk' option.
I'm having trouble opening my statements using Safari and Firefox, can you help?
First, you need to make sure you have Adobe Reader installed on your computer (it's not a standard application on the Mac). Here' s how to tell if you don’t have Adobe Reader installed; a) By default when trying to open up a statement in Safari or Firefox, depending on the version, it will usually open up in a program called Preview or b) When you try to "Save as", the extension will come up as .asp and not PDF. You can download Adobe Reader on this site.
I do have Adobe Reader installed. However, I'm still having trouble opening my statements using Safari and Firefox, can you help?
You will have to update your preferences, Go to "Safari/Preferences" or "Firefox/Preferences" and select "applications." Scroll down to "Portable Document Format". Then, under "action" select "use other" and select Adobe Reader.
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