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This page will help you understand what to expect before, during, and after conversion, including key dates, access updates, payment changes, and account details, so you can prepare and continue managing your accounts with confidence. Many parts of the transition will happen automatically. In some cases, you may need to take action to help avoid disruptions to account access, payments, and digital services.
All times listed in this guide are in Central Time.
Important Dates & Required Actions
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Update Contact Information
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Save Your Records
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Watch for Your New Debit Card
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Prepare for Conversion Weekend
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Conversion Weekend
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FNBO Access Begins
Account Conversion Overview
- Your accounts will convert to comparable FNBO accounts
- Find the name of your accounts on your bank statements or when you log in online banking.
- Checking, savings, and CDs will remain the same
- New loan account numbers will be provided separately
- You may continue using existing checks and deposit slips until your supply runs out
- New check orders will include FNBO routing number 104000016
- Terms remain unchanged until maturity (rate, maturity date, beneficiaries)
- At renewal, FNBO standard terms will apply
Key changes to be aware of:
- Mini CDs will renew into a one-year CD
- Additional deposits are not allowed (except during the grace period)
- Interest payment timing and calculation will differ
What You Need to Update
- Payment Setup (External Accounts)
- If you pay from another financial institution (including BillPay), update:
- Your new loan number (once received)
- Payment details, if applicable
- If you pay from another financial institution (including BillPay), update:
- Final Loan Payment
- Your final payment will not be automatically drafted
- You will receive a billing notice with payment instructions
Reference Information
- Loan Terms
- Loan and line of credit terms will not change (unless otherwise notified)
- Loan Number
- You will receive a new FNBO loan number in a separate communication
- Payment Options (Starting September 14)
- FNBO Online Banking
- Any FNBO branch
- Mail to:
FNBO
PO Box 3803
Omaha, NE 68103
- Automatic Payments
- Payments from a CCB account will continue automatically
- Payments scheduled on weekends or holidays will process the next business day
What to Expect Next
- You will receive a separate lending communication with:
- New loan number
- Payment details
- Any required actions
- Servicing of your mortgage loan will transfer to FNBO effective Monday, September 14.
- Box numbers will include a new prefix
- Pricing will transition to FNBO rates starting September 14
- A one-cycle discount will apply to maintain your current rate
- Overdraft* and return item handling may result in fees
- Payment decisions are made at FNBO’s discretion
What You Need to Update
Incoming Wire Instructions
- Begin using FNBO wire details effective September 14
- Routing number: 104000016
- SWIFT code: FNBOUS44
- Share updated instructions with any parties sending wires to you
Wire Access Setup
- To request wires by phone, you must enroll for a Wire PIN at a branch
- If you use wire drawdown services, you must enroll with FNBO to continue
Reference Information
Requesting a Wire (Starting September 14)
- Visit an FNBO branch, or
- Call in using a Wire PIN (after enrollment)
Wire Cutoff Times
- Incoming wires: 5:45 PM
- Domestic outgoing wires: 4:45 PM
- International outgoing wires: 4:00 PM
International Wires
- Require a Wire PIN or FX online enrollment
- Available through branch or Global Banking Team
Support Contacts
- Wire Operations (USD wires): 800-638-9777
- Treasury Support: 866-461-1467
- Global Banking Team: 888-464-7804
The payment of transactions into overdraft is discretionary and we reserve the right to not pay. Generally, we do not pay overdrafts if you are not making regular deposits, or you have excessive overdrafts, or based on your account history and how you maintain your account. We may change your overdraft privileges due to poor account management.
We may pay overdrafts for checks and other transactions using your account number and for automatic bill payments (ACH and recurring debit transactions), and if you give us permission, we may authorize and pay overdrafts for ATM transactions and everyday non-recurring debit transactions (individual debit card purchases such as grocery store or one-time online purchases). Our expectation is you bring your account to a positive balance immediately (including payment of all bank fees and charges).
Accessing Your Accounts
ATM Access
Starting 9/14 you'll gain access to FNBO ATMs and 55,000+ surcharge free ATMs (Allpoint Network)
Other Ways to Access
- Temporary limits (Sept 11, 5:00 PM – Sept 14, 3:59 AM):
- $2,500 purchase limit
- $500 daily ATM withdrawal limit
- Transactions will post after conversion is complete
- Final CCB statement includes activity through September 11 (mailed paper copy)
- First FNBO statement begins September 14
- Statement cycles may change for some accounts
What You Need to Update
- Before Conversion (Complete by September 11)
- Download or save your BillPay history and scheduled activity
- Capture screenshots of any scheduled or recurring payments for reference
- After Conversion (Starting September 14 at 8:00 AM)
- Verify Scheduled Payments
- Confirm all payees and scheduled/recurring payments transferred correctly
- Adjust timing or details if needed
- Verify Scheduled Payments
- eBills will not transfer
- Re-establish billing directly with your billers
- Ensure sufficient funds are available until payments fully process
- Check payments are not debited until cashed
Reference Information
- What Transfers Automatically
- Payees
- Scheduled and recurring payments
- Internal transfers (unless otherwise notified)
- Payment Processing Changes
- Electronic payments:
- Debited one business day before delivery date
- Check payments:
- Sent 5–7 business days before delivery date
- Funds are withdrawn when the check is cashed
- Electronic payments:
- Send vs. Deliver Dates
- Send date: when payment is issued or funds are debited
- Deliver date: when payment is expected to arrive to the payee
- History & Statements
- BillPay history will not transfer
- Up to 12 months of statement history will be available after conversion
- Returned Items (Checks)
- Checks may be returned on first presentment unless enrolled in second presentment processing
Important Account Information & Details
For complete details about your accounts, services, and applicable terms, please refer to the Important Account Information & Details booklet. This resource includes full disclosures, account-specific information, and additional guidance to support your transition.
Cards are issued by FNBO (First National Bank of Omaha), pursuant to a license from Visa® U.S.A., Inc. Visa® is a registered trademark of Visa® International Service Association and used under license.
Cards are issued by First National Bank of Omaha (FNBO®), pursuant to a license from Mastercard International Incorporated. Mastercard is a registered trademark, and the circles design is a trademark of Mastercard International Incorporated.
Zelle® and the Zelle® related marks are wholly owned by Early Warning Services, LLC and are used herein under license.
U.S. checking or savings account required to use Zelle.