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Important Announcement Regarding Browser Security

At your Wintrust Community Bank, we make every effort to ensure a safe and reliable online banking experience for our customers. We have recently updated the minimum browser requirements for securely accessing our websites.

Please review the list of supported browsers below and make sure that your browser meets or exceeds the version of the browsers on the list. If your browser is not listed or is running an older version than the ones shown below, you should upgrade to a supported browser version to provide the best level of security for your online banking transactions.

Important Announcement: Home Depot

As you may have seen in the news, there was a card data breach at Home Depot, possibly starting as early as April 2014.

At this point, it has not been determined if any cardholder data was in fact compromised. While we do not yet know the extent of the data breach, we are monitoring this situation closely, and will alert you as pertinent new information arises.

In this case, we believe the best defense is a good offense. So, as a precaution, if you have shopped at Home Depot since April, we ask that you monitor your account and transactions carefully over the next few weeks. Should you notice any unusual activity, please call the bank immediately.

We also suggest that you enable text alerts so that you receive immediate notice each time your debit card is used. It’s as easy as calling your branch to activate. We believe these alerts can help you notice fraud early and prevent unauthorized use of your card. If you would prefer to preemptively receive a new debit card, feel free to stop into or call the bank and speak with a personal banker.

Important Announcement: Jewel Osco

As you may have seen in the news, there was a possible card data breach at various grocers, including Jewel-Osco in our market area, possibly starting as early as June 22nd and ending as late as July 17th.

At this point, it has not been determined if any cardholder data was in fact compromised. While we do not yet know the extent of the data breach, we are monitoring this situation closely, and will alert you as pertinent new information arises.

In this case, we believe the best defense is a good offense. So, as a precaution, if you have shopped at Jewel-Osco or one of the other stores mentioned in the news reports during the dates mentioned above, we ask that you monitor your account and transactions carefully over the next few weeks. Should you notice any unusual activity, please call the bank immediately. We also suggest that you enable text alerts so that you receive immediate notice each time your debit card is used. It’s as easy as calling your branch to activate. We believe these alerts can help you notice fraud early and prevent unauthorized use of your card. If you would prefer to preemptively receive a new debit card, feel free to stop into or call the bank and speak with a personal banker.

Old Plank Trail Community Bank is more than just a great bank. It's a true community bank. Some may ask why we need another bank. Our response is simple. See for yourself how banking should be. With decisions made locally and bank staff living in the community, marks the return of real hometown banking to our area.

Since we are a locally controlled and managed bank, we have the unique ability to make decisions more quickly and provide more customized services and products that truly benefit residents of the area. We can pass the savings on to our customers because we don't have the big overhead of other banks.
That's what hometown banking is really about - friendly service and great products - banking the way it ought to be. We hope you enjoy our website. Please feel free to call or e-mail us with any questions or thoughts on how we might improve our site. Thanks for visiting!