Manage your money anytime, anywhere with TSB Mobile Banking
- Instant Balance: When enabled, users can securely preview balances without logging in.
- Touch/Fingerprint ID: Log in using your fingerprint instead of a password with Apple's Touch ID or Android's Fingerprint Authentication.
- Account Balances: View your account balances in real-time.
- Recent Transactions: View both recent and pending transactions.
- Check Images: View images of the front and back of your checks.
- Transfer Funds: Easily move money between your accounts.
- Add Contacts: Add companies and people to send money to.
- Send Money: Schedule payments to companies and people using Bill Pay or Zelle®.
- Request Money: Use Zelle® to request money from other people.
- Receive Money: Use Zelle® to accept payments from other people.
- Deposit Checks: Deposit paper checks using your phone's built-in camera.
- Debit Card Control: Instantly turn your Territorial Visa Debit Card ON or OFF. Control where purchases can be made.Get real-time alerts when the Card is used.
Fully secure. Use TSB Mobile Banking with complete confidence. It delivers the highest level of security thanks to multiple layers of authentication.
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Territorial Savings, a division of Bank of Hope and the Territorial Savings, a division of Bank of Hope logo are registered trademarks of Bank of Hope. Territorial Savings Bank has merged into Bank of Hope. All accounts and agreements previously held by Territorial Savings Bank are now under Bank of Hope. Your account terms remain unchanged, but any documents referencing Territorial Savings Bank are now governed by Bank of Hope as the legal entity. Bank of Hope is a member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). This means your deposits are insured up to $250,000 per depositor, for each account ownership category. Deposits held under the names of Bank of Hope and Territorial Savings are not separately insured. Deposits from each of these banks must be combined for purposes of determining whether a depositor has exceeded the federal insurance deposit limit.