General Information

Wondering how to sign up for Bonjour Banking (Internet Banking)??

It's Easy! Just click here and it will lead you to a readable/printable Disclosure Page. Please read carefully as this agreement is a legal document. On the bottom of the page, you will be asked if you accept the terms of the disclosure agreement. If you accept the terms of the agreement, you will be asked to submit a copy of the bottom of the signed Disclosure Page and the application to either mail to us, fax to us (318-253-9163), or drop it off at one of our branches. It takes approximately 2 days to set you up from the time we receive your application and process it.

Or, if you prefer, you can stop by any of our branches and either pick up or fill out an application from them.

There are no longer any set up fees needed to open/view your account online. For transactions other than viewing account, service charges may apply - call Toll Free - 877-216-0490 for more information, or stop by any branch to inquire.

Getting a U.S. Government check and want to Direct Deposit into your account??

It's Easy! We have a one page form that you can fill out to enroll into a Direct Deposit program to credit your U.S. Government check into your checking or savings account. Stop by any of our branches and we'll be glad to assist you in filling out the form.

All we ask is that you bring a copy of your check (we can make one for you on our copiers) and that this procedure is done at least 17 days before the next time you receive your check. This will give enough time for processing the Direct Deposit at the U. S. Government level.

Proper identification is required, please!

Note: This doesn't include state or local government checks and checks from private companies. To direct deposit checks from these payers, you will have to get with them to see if they offer this and to start this program.

According to an article in AARP Bulletin Magazine for March, 2007, officials have reported that about 57,000 signatures were forged on Treasury-issued checks last year .. a lost of about $54 million. Don't be the next victim!