FAQs

061021170 This is also referred to as an ABA, transit or banking number.

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A valid picture ID, Social Security Number or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number and opening deposit (amount varies based on type of account)

The following ID forms are acceptable:

• Valid (not expired) Georgia Picture Drivers’ License or Identification Card
• United States Passport
• Government, Military ID
• Resident Alien Card
• For customer new to Georgia, a valid picture Drivers’ License from another state

Any of our branch bankers can set you up with a custom access ID and Password. From there you can see your current activity, access copies of your statements and checks, and pay your bills online 24 hours per day 7 days per week. Online access with Bill Pay is a service we provide free to our customers.

Customers get 6 free withdrawals per month with their Money Market or Savings Account. After that there is a charge for each withdrawal.

No. All deposits made during regular weekday banking hours within our branch will be processed on the day of deposit. The cutoff time for transactions made via online banking is 5:00pm.

Automatic Transfer is a free service we provide that allows you to transfer money between two accounts on a recurring basis. When you sign up for Automatic Transfer, you choose the account that you want take money from, the account that you want to receive the money, the amount you would like to continually transfer and what day or days you would like the transfer to occur. For example, you could sign up to transfer $50 from your checking account to your savings account on the 15th of every month. Then you sit back and watch your savings account grow while we automatically take care of transferring $50 every month from checking into savings.

Resurgens Bank partnered with Harland Clarke to service our customers’ check printing needs. Please call us at 404-297-2200 for check reorders.

Annual Percentage Yield. This is the amount of interest you would earn in one year if the interest is compounded. The accrued interest must be left in the account to achieve the stated APY.
Interest may be posted (credited) monthly, quarterly or annually depending on the type of account. Please request a Truth in Savings Disclosure for interest posting methods on a specific type of account.