It’s Your Money. Own It anywhere, Anytime.
Your financial life's in your hands! Right there on your Summit mobile app or other internet-connected device. Enjoy one easy place to manage all your transactions and accounts, and even integrate non-Summit accounts for your total financial picture. (Not that there's a better place than Summit for your accounts!)
No matter where you are, you can:
- Deposit checks with Mobile check deposit
- Use your phone to securely send or request money among family and friends with Zelle®
- Check your balance
- Track your spending and goals
- Transfer money
- Pay your bills
- Find Summit branches and ATMs
Here are helpful tutorials on making transfers and deposits.
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Don't have the mobile app? Download it here!
FEATURES YOU'LL REALLY LOVE
Summit’s Climbr®
The personal financial management tool to get you where you want to be. With Climbr, you can:
- Create budgets
- Get alerts for bills and balances
- See where you’re spending
- Set goals
Whether you just want to monitor your accounts more closely, or you’re saving for a major life event, Climbr can help make it happen.
Digital Wallets
Ready to pay right from your phone or smartwatch? Here’s how:
- Sync your Summit accounts with Apple Pay,
Google Pay or Samsung Pay - Enjoy fast, easy and convenient payments
You just need the mobile payment app, your card details and something you want to buy. Not bad.
Zelle®
A fast, safe and easy way to send money within Summit's mobile app
- Send money to friends, family and others you trust, using only their US mobile number or email address.
- Send money directly from your bank account to theirs.
- Receive money directly into your Summit account within minutes.*
We’re always keeping your financial information safe and secure. Go to our Mobile Security FAQs for answers on how we do it.
Haven’t we all been here? On that great road trip, ready for lazy, crazy fun, zipping down the freeway when we suddenly realize…
How would your life be different if you knew exactly how much you owed and how much money you had? Would you make better decisions if you knew exactly when money was coming in and going out? Would you have a better shot at achieving your financial goals?