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Need For Opening An Online eAccount

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Need For Opening An Online eAccount

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  1. Need For Opening An Online eAccount Online eAccount is an alternative to traditional checking account. It offers a variety of benefits which support the need for opening an eAccount. 1 The monthly maintenance fee required by eAccount can be reduced if customer enrolls to E-Statements. 2 This account provides the convenience of electronic products instead of paper checks. Pay 3 Customers have the facility to pay individuals & businesses with user friendly electronic payment systems. 4 The initial minimum balance required for opening eAccount can be funded by using a debit or credit card. 5 eAccount eliminates overdraft charges to help customers in  managing their account conveniently. Fort Hood National Bank www.fhnb.com Warrior Way TJ Mills Building 85006, Fort Hood, TX 76544 Building 109, TJ Mills Boulevard, Fort Hood, TX 76544 Clear Creek Road FHNB Cove Building 50005 Clear Creek Road, Fort Hood, TX 76544 210 Constitution Dr., Ste. A, Copperas Cove, TX 76522 Main Exchange West Fort Hood Building 91079 Clarke Rd., Fort Hood, TX 76544 Building 4250 Clear Creek Road, Fort Hood, Texas 76544 All loans and collateral subject to approval Fort Hood National Bank | NMLS #403607 | Member FDIC | Equal Housing Lender All checking and savings accounts subject to Non-Sufficient Funds (NSF) and Overdraft fees of up to $34 per item.

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