At United Bank, we place the utmost value on the health and safety of our employees, customers and communities. As we continue to monitor the effects of the coronavirus (COVID-19), we want to share with you some of the steps we are taking to continue operating safely and effectively while helping those adversely impacted during this difficult time.
Throughout our 181-year history, United has faced and survived many periods of uncertainty through safe, sound and secure banking practices. During these times, we remain committed to serving our customers and truly value your relationship.
Customer Assistance:
We understand the financial well-being of our customers can be adversely affected during this time and will work as your partner to provide solutions. Please call your local branch or relationship manager to discuss your specific needs.
Economic Impact Payments:
According to the IRS website, they are reviewing the tax provisions of the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021, signed into law on March 11, 2021. Direct Deposits may begin arriving as early as next week. Please check your account through online banking at www.bankwithunited.com or by calling Telebanc (automated phone system) at 877.334.4646. Direct Deposits are posted as “pending” when we receive them, so continue to check your account for updates. For more information about your stimulus payment, visit https://www.irs.gov/coronavirus/get-my-payment.
Branch Services:
At United Bank, we place the utmost value on the health and safety of our employees, customers and communities. As such, we will be increasing safety precautions across our branch network.
- Our branch locations have resumed to normal operations except for 2 locations.
- Closed Locations: Our locations at the Charleston Town Center in Charleston, WV; Wal-Mart in Clarksburg, WV, remain closed.
- Monday – Saturday Branch Service Hours Have Resumed to Normal. Please contact your local branch or Find a Location to check hours of operations.
- We continue to sanitize and disinfect our ATMs and drive-up equipment frequently, as well as our employees’ work areas and facilities.
ATM Services:
- Customers are encouraged to take advantage of our conveniently located ATMs to check balances and get cash, and at many ATMs offer advanced services like cardless cash, deposit taking and mini-statements.
- We have increased our servicing of these machines to do our best to ensure availability 24/7.
- Enhanced cleaning procedures have been put in place to increase the frequency in which we sanitize and disinfect our ATMs.
- We have proactively raised our standard ATM daily withdrawal limit to $1,000 for United Bank customers only.
Online & Mobile Banking:
We encourage you to take advantage of our self-service, digital offerings including online and mobile banking.
- Check Balances & Transfer Funds: Log in to Online or Mobile Banking to get quick access to your current account balances and transfer funds between accounts.
- Pay Bills: Quickly pay bills through Online and Mobile Banking. Payees can be added in Online Banking.
- Mobile Deposits: Deposit checks right from your phone. Your daily mobile deposit limit will display within the Mobile App.
- Zelle®: With the same security you expect from United Bank, send money to friends, family and others you know and trust. Enroll through the Bank With United app.
- Open an Account Online: We offer several options for personal checking and savings accounts that can be opened online.
- Telebanc: Several of these same services are available to customers 24/7 by calling our Telebanc Service at 877.334.4646.
Washington D.C. Loan Deferment Program:
For United Bank Mortgage Customers located in Washington D.C. having challenges because of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) can request loan deferments through the Loan Deferment application. Download the Application and once complete mail to the address on the application or email to the DCDeferralAPP@BankWithUnited.com
Fraud Awareness:
Customers are encouraged to stay alert and be aware of fraud attempts associated with this event. These may include suspicious emails, text messages and phone calls. Attempts to solicit personal information (i.e. account numbers, usernames, password, etc.) and/or requests to make purchases or donations should be met with suspicion. As a reminder, United Bank will never call or email requesting you for account information. If you believe you've received a fraudulent request or email, please notify us immediately.
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Updated: 07.18.2021
