Recent Enhancements to WSFS Online and Mobile Banking:

Customer feedback is extremely important to us, and we continually assess our digital banking products to find ways to create an improved banking experience. With that in mind, we recently made some enhancements to WSFS Online and Mobile Banking that we wanted you to be aware of.

In WSFS Online Banking, full account numbers and routing numbers are now visible. To view, go to the Account Activity page and (depending on account type) click on either the Account Information link or the More link. Hover over the ‘show’ eye icon and a pop-up window will open to reveal your complete account number.
In the WSFS Mobile Banking app , the transfer limit for internal transfers between WSFS accounts has been increased to match the Online Banking transfer limit.

Please note: The account number pop-up window is not available for credit card accounts.
Important security reminder: Please do not share your login credentials with others.

More ways to help safeguard your accounts.

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CISO Perspective: How to Safely Use Peer-to-Peer Payments

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