First State Bank Online Banking Login

First State Bank was founded in 1914. The bank was formerly known as First State Bank of South Stillwater. The bank now offers insurance and investments and other banking services.

First State Bank offers online banking services which enables customers to access their bank accounts via the internet. Its complete free to enroll and only takes a few minutes. These services are however only available to customers who have an account with the bank. Here is a guide to walk you through the logging in process, resetting your password and enrolling.

How to login

As mentioned above, you can access your First State Bank online account anytime; anywhere provided you have internet connection. You will need your login details to access the online account. Here are simple steps to follow:

Step 1-Open your computer or mobile web browser and type https://www.fsbt.com/

Step 2-Click “login”

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Step 3-Enter your Netteller ID and click “login”

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Step 4-Enter your password and click “submit”

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You can only access your online account if you use a valid user ID

Forgot your password?

If you can’t remember your password, you can change it anytime provided you have your user ID with you. The process requires that you use a user ID that exists on the bank’s databse, which is a way of validating your existence as a customer on the bank’s database. Follow these steps to reset your password:

Step 1-Go to the bank’s homepage and click “login”

Step 2– Click “forgot your password?”

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Step 3-Enter your user ID, email address on file and email subject and click “continue”

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How to enroll

To enroll for the internet banking services that First State Bank is offering, you will need to contact customer support. They will direct you regarding what needs to be done to enroll. You can email them or call them on their toll free number.

Manage your First State Bank account online

Signing up for these online services is free and customers will be able to do the following:

  • Pay bills online
  • Request an eStatement
  • Contact customer support anytime
  • Transfer funds