February 5, 2020 - Management

New Online Banking System Coming to Former Clatsop Customers

Lewis & Clark Bank will upgrade former Clatsop Community Bank customerâ€™s online banking system.

New online banking is coming, and we think you’re going to love it!

On Monday, March 9, 2020, you’ll experience a new, modern online banking design that’s faster and easier to use than ever before. The following are just a few of the exciting new improvements:

Enjoy a consistent look and feel across all your devices
Easily find your most commonly used transactions, all on your new home page
Simplify your life with faster, easier Bill Pay functionality
Find a convenient branch or ATM wherever you are with interactive maps

Along with this exciting upgrade, we will send you a new Lewis & Clark Bank branded EMV Visa® debit card.

You will receive a follow-up letter from us with more information about the system upgrade, including how to login for the first time. We will also have the information on our website at www.lewisandclarkbank.com.

If you have any questions, please contact us at clientservices@lewisandclarkbank.com or 503.738.8000. We look forward to bringing you a new and improved online banking experience on March 9, 2020.

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