Security Bank of the Ozarks

by Security Bank of the Ozarks


Finance

free



Security Bank of the Ozarks Mobile app provides 24/7 access to your accounts.


Start banking wherever you are with Security Bank of the Ozarks! Available to all Security Bank of the Ozarks online banking customers, Security Bank of the Ozarks Mobile allows you to check balances, make transfers, pay bills and find locations. Main Bank is located in Eminence, Missouri.Accounts- Check your latest account balance and search recent transactions by date, amount, or check number.Transfers and Payments- Easily transfer cash between your accounts and make payments.Mobile Deposit:- Ability to deposit checks using your device cameraQuick Balance:- Quickly and easily view account balances without having to log in to your app.Touch ID:- Touch ID allows you to use a secure and more efficient sign-on experience using your fingerprint.Locations- Find branches and ATMs.(Standard mobile web fees may apply. Please contact your mobile carrier for more information.)Completely New App Design

Read trusted reviews from application customers

Great Bank

E.S. Coleman

The app works pretty well for basic monitoring of your account. However the mobile deposit feature seems to have quite a few bugs and issues. It often requires numerous attempts for check captures to be successful. I may attempt to capture an image 15-20 times with repeated error messages. Then, it's not uncommon for "successful" deposits (complete with a deposit ID) to not egister in the account as a deposit and need to be attempted again. I've nearly overlooked failed deposits.

Dena Matteson

Great app. Lot's of help if you need it.

Kathy Banks

Can't see anything with this app. You can't zoom out or click on it to show more. Definitely needs an update.

Courtney D Miller

Needs updated , works really well

Curtissa Shedd

It's very helpful. If I can't see what I want here. I log onto the web page it shows more deal tail.

Kelly Voyles

You cannot see your full transactions of who the purchases are with and it looks like it's from windows 98.

Josh Maddox