Shared Access allows members to grant access to their accounts to other people (called sub-users). Examples of this could be a joint owner, child, or spouse. Members can set up access and determine what level of access is appropriate (view only, internal transfer, and Bill Payment) for each account suffix. This creates more security for the member by restricting the access to accounts to an as-needed basis and provides a unique login and password for each user.
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Modified on: Fri, 7 Feb, 2020 at 1:55 AM
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