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How can I view my cleared check image?

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Viewing Cleared Check Images within eBranch:

  • Log into eBranch
  • Click Account Summary
  • Select the account your check cleared on.
    eBranch check image
  • Locate the date the check cleared or the check number within your transaction history list.
    eBranch Check Image
  • Click the link Check #0000 and the check image will open.
    eBranch check image

Viewing Cleared Check Images with Mobile Banking App: Coming Soon!

  • Log into BayPort's Mobile Banking App
  • Select the account your check cleared on.
  • Locate the date the check cleared or the check number within your transaction history list.
    Mobile App Check Image
  • Click the transaction with the check image and the check image will open.

I'm not able to view my check images within eBranch.
Last Update: Apr 11, 2012
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