Old Line Bank was founded in 1989 as a subsidiary of Old Line National Bank in Maryland Charter where its head office is located.
The bank has provided a means of online banking services for its client to access and manage their accounts in their convenience at any time and from anywhere in the world. All that is required is a mobile phone or computer and a stable internet connection. Series of services are enabled through this system and it includes payment of bills, statements of accounts, and other services such as cross-currency fund transfer using Canada or an account with the U.S.
If you own an account with the bank and you wish to use online banking service, follow the guidelines below to log in, change passwords, and also register as new users.
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How to Log in to Old Line Bank Online Banking
Clients who have already registered for online banking services should follow these steps to log in:
Step 1: Visit the bank’s website through the link https://www.oldlinebank.com/.
Step 2: Type in your username in the login panel.
Step 3: Continue by typing in your password.
Your information will be validated and if correct, you will be granted access to your account’s dashboard.
Forgotten Password/ Login ID?
In case you forgot your password or which to reset it due to security or personal reasons, all you are required to do is to make sure you remember your username and follow the steps on the website to recover your lost password. This takes a few minutes to be done without stress.
How to Enroll
If you are an account holder of the bank but you are yet to enroll for this service, follow this guide to register:
Step 1: Navigate to the homepage of the website and click the ‘Enroll’ icon in the login section.
Step 2: Fill the details required to validate your identity.
Step 3: Enter your desired sign-in information.
Your credentials will be approved by the bank and you will be allowed to finalize your registration.
Manage Your Old Line Bank Online Account
- Online payment of bills.
- Funds transfer between accounts.
- Recurring payments set-up.
- Deposit of checks from the U.S.
- History of transactions for the last 12 months.
