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Online Banking
eNSB Takes the Bank out of banking. With eNSB you can view images of your checks, keep track of your balances, transfer funds and even pay bills, all with the click of a mouse, whenever and wherever you want. It's safe, simple and secure. See for yourself how simple online banking can be! Click here for a demonstration.
Telephone Banking
No time to go to a branch? Need to check your balance? Find out current rates? Make a transfer between accounts? It's fast, it's free, it's easy - and you can get the information you need, when you need it. As long as you have a touch-tone phone, you're ready to use the automated NSB PhoneBank.
Call 802-476-2424, or, if that's a toll call for you, call 888 NSB-2424 (888-672-2424)
Branch Locations
For your convenience, NSB offers 12 branches in Vermont.
ATM
Access your accounts quickly and safely.
Using an ATM Card is fast and convenient.
You can use an ATM Card to access your NSB checking or savings account - you can link up to 10 accounts from your ATM Card, and you can use it all over Vermont (and all over the U.S.). You can use your ATM Card at any machine with these logos: NYCE®, Cirrus®, Maestro®, and the Falcon Network (machines found throughout Vermont). Even minors can use an ATM Card with parental permission.
Tracking your spending is easy.
Your ATM withdrawals will show up on your monthly statement. You can also track your activity online when you use eNSB, our online banking service.
What does it cost?
NSB does not charge for any ATM withdrawals made from its own ATM machines, or from within the Falcon Network of statewide ATMs. However, NSB will charge a fee when you use any other ATM. And if the owner of the ATM you use also charges a fee, it will be disclosed on the machine. Please refer to the NSB Service Fee Schedule.
Or you can apply for an ATM/Debit Card!
If you have an NSB checking account, you can use our NSB MasterMoney™ Debit Card - it's an ATM Card and a Debit Card in one.
Get an ATM/ Debit Card Agreement form, visit your local branch, or contact Customer Service to request one.
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Debit Card
Looks like a credit card. Acts like a check. And it's an ATM Card, too!
You can get all the convenience of your checkbook - from one little card. The NSB Debit Card is accepted in over 21 million locations! Use it like a credit card - but without interest charges or debt. The money comes right out of your checking account and the charges are detailed on your monthly bank statement.
You can use your debit card all over Vermont - and all over the world. With the power of MasterCard® behind it, the card is accepted at more and more places. And it's still connected to your checking account - so you can keep track of your spending and manage your finances.
Your debit card looks like a credit card - but you don't carry a balance. You can use it anywhere you use a credit card - and almost anywhere you write a check! If you see the MasterCard logo, you can use your NSB Debit Card.
Use it like an ATM Card, and get cash from any automatic teller machine in the NYCE®, Cirrus®, Maestro®, and the Vermont-wide Falcon Network. Transactions at our ATMs and at the more than 100 ATMs in the Falcon Network are FREE! There may be surcharges when using ATM machines in other networks.
Using your NSB Debit Card overseas is easy, too. Locate MasterCard® ATMs all over the world at MasterCard's web site.
What accounts qualify?
You can use your NSB Debit Card as long as you have an NSB checking account.
Tracking your spending is easy.
Your charges are debited automatically from your checking account, and they'll show up on your monthly statement. You can also track your charges online when you use eNSB, our online banking service.
What does it cost?
There's no charge for our debit card. Using it as a debit card is the same as writing a check! ATM usage details.
And it's easy.
Just ask an NSB Service Representative for an ATM/ Debit Card Agreement the next time you visit your branch, or download a version of the Agreement form and print it out.
What if I don't have a checking account?
You can get an NSB ATM Card to link to your savings account (some restrictions apply).
Wire Transfer
A wire transfer is an electronic transfer of funds to another bank. Wire transfers being sent to foreign countries must be sent in the currency of the destination country. For example, funds wired to Japan must now be sent in yen. This means that US funds must be converted to the equivalent value in the foreign currency. This will either affect the amount received by the beneficiary or the amount you must send. Exchange rates are not available until 10:00 each morning. Foreign wires may not be accepted until after that time. Exchange rates are subject to change daily and are only valid for the current day.
If the amount being wired is greater than or equal to $3,000.00, the address of the person to whom the money is being wired must be provided.
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