Do you know your Access ID, but have you forgotten your password?

NOTE: You must have an e-mail address registered in AmBank Online. AmBank Online ONLY.

Did you forget your Access ID or would you like to change it? Need to reset your password?

Would you like to sign up for AmBank Online?

Do you have any issues that are not related to your Access ID or password?

What Internet browsers are supported by AmBank Online?

Having problems registering your computer? Do you have Norton Internet Security installed?

(NOTE: The

icon indicates a secure form using 128-bit encryption.)

NOTE:

By clicking on any of the links below you will be leaving American Bank's website. To return press the <BACK> button on your browser.

In order to view rendered statements, you must download Adobe® Acrobat® Reader™ by clicking on the link below:

The following browsers are supported by AmBank Online (requires a 128-bit SSL connection)

Click on one of the links below to update your browser if necessary:

	Internet Explorer 6 or higher (Click here for instructions on how your IE settings should be configured.)
	NOTE: If you are running IE 6 under Windows 2000 and your cipher strength (encryption) is still at a 56-bit level, you must download the "Windows 2000 High Encryption Pack (128-bit)"
	Netscape 7.2 or higher
	Firefox 1.0 or higher
	Safari 1.0 or higher
	Camino 0.8.1 or higher
	Opera 7.54 or higher

What is a secure connection?

A secure connection is one that provides encryption for the data that is transferred between your computer and the web site you are viewing, making it very difficult for anybody else to intercept and decode your messages.

How can I tell if I have a secure connection?

Your browser has a way of telling you when you are connected to a secure site. Depending on your browser, an image will appear either at the bottom or the top of the window to indicate a secure site (this image is typically a padlock icon). Secured transactions are also indicated in the location bar of your browser by the prefix https:// rather than http:// (https stands for "hyper-text transfer protocol, secured").

The term "secure connection" refers to your connection to the web page only. It has nothing to do with your Internet connection.

NOTE: You may encounter pages which falsely claim to be secure. If you do not see the secure icon, you do not have a secure connection to the web page.

Internet Explorer settings may need to be configured in the following manner:

The following settings are located by selecting "Internet Options" from the Tools menu.

1) General tab

IE6:
-Click on "Settings" from within the "Temporary Internet files" section
-Check for newer versions of stored pages should be set to "Every visit to the page"
-Click on "OK"
-Click on "Delete Files" from within the "Temporary Internet files" section
-Check the box for "Delete all offline content"
-Click on "OK"

IE7:
-Click on "Settings" from within the "Browsing history" section
-Check for newer versions of stored pages should be set to "Every visit to the webpage"
-Click on "OK"
-Click on "Delete" from within the "Browsing history" section
-Click on "Delete all" and check the box for "Also delete files...stored by add-ons"\
-Click on "Yes"

2) Security tab

-Internet zone must be set to Medium or click on "Default level" button

3) Privacy tab

-Internet zone must be set to Medium or click on the "Default" button
-Advanced settings:
-Check the box for "Override automatic cookie handling"
-Accept both First and Third-party Cookies
-Always allow session cookies

4) Click on "OK" to exit the Internet Options window, close all Internet Explorer windows, and relaunch Internet Explorer.

Norton Internet Security Settings

Please note that your version of Norton Internet Security may work slightly different than the instructions below. However, the point is that you are modifying the Privacy Control settings to either disable Privacy for all web sites or to allow access for *some* sites.

Start Norton Internet Security.
In the main program window, double-click Privacy Control.
In the Privacy Control Blocking window, click Advanced.
On the left side of the Advanced dialog box, do one of the following:
- To turn off Browser Privacy for all Web sites, click (Defaults), and then skip to line 6. (This is the simplest option.)
- To turn off Browser Privacy for a Web site that is already in the list, click the name of the site, and then skip to line 6.
- To turn off Browser Privacy for a Web site that is not already in the list, click Add Site, and then continue to line 5.
In the New Site/Domain dialog box, type the address of the Web site (see list below) and then click OK.

www.ambankwaco.com

ambankonline.ambankwaco.com

ambankbusinessonline.ambankwaco.com
On the Global Settings tab, under "Information about your browser," uncheck Use default settings, and make
sure that Permit is selected.
Click OK.