SwitchKit

1. Open your new INTRUST checking account. Visit any INTRUST Bank location to open your account today, or apply online. You can start using your new account as soon as your funds have cleared.
2. Stop using your old account. Once your funds have cleared and you are using your INTRUST account, stop using your old account.
3. Change all your direct deposits. Ask your boss or HR department at work what they need to switch your direct deposit to your INTRUST account. In most cases, it's your new bank account and routing numbers, deposit information and your authorization.
   • You will also need to switch any other regular income automatically deposited into your old account to your new INTRUST account. Use our Direct Deposit Authorization Form or Government Direct Deposit Authorization Form (Government employees only) to inform the organizations of the change.
4. Change all your automatic payments. If you have funds automatically pulled from your old checking account to pay bills or make payments you will need to let those companies know about your account change. Use our Automatic Payment Change Form to help you with this step. Here's a checklist of automatic payments you might need to switch over or add to your new INTRUST checking account:
• Gas and electricity
• Water and sewer
• Cable
• Home phone
• Cell phone
• Insurance (home, auto, other)
• Internet Service Provider
• Memberships (gym, clubs, other)
• Automatic transfers to saving or investment accounts
• Loan payments (Auto, mortgage, other)
5. Close the account at your old bank. Notify your old bank that you would like to close your account by using our Account Closure Form. Be sure that all items have cleared and that you have cancelled all automatic withdrawals and payments. Destroy your old checkbook and debit card.

Contact us to learn more.