Online Banking
Help & Support

Use the following guides to help you update your Turicum Authenticator App, on your Apple or Android device.

You can use our Payments Guide to help you through the process.

You can use our Securities Trading Guide to help you through the process.

You can use our 2FA Enrolment Guide to help you through the whole process.

1. Open the online banking login page.
2. Click 'Forgot password?'
3. Enter your User ID and email address
4. Click 'Confirm' to authorise a request to send a temporary link to your registered email.
5. You will receive an email from us with a password reset link. Open this link.
6. Click 'Confirm' to authorise a request to send an SMS to your registered mobile number.
7. Enter the 6 digit code received by SMS.
8. You will be prompted to set a new password.
   

If you have not registered as a First Time User and you do not remember your User ID please contact your Relationship Manager.

If you have registered as a user and you do not remember your User ID, you can find it when you open your Turicum Authenticator App. Alternatively please contact your Relationship Manager.

You should use a unique password; one that has not been used on any other website or service (your email account for example). Try not to use words that appear in the dictionary. A password of 12 characters or longer is recommended.

Our password policy is:

• Minimum of 8 characters
• At least 1 uppercase letter, 1 lowercase letter, 1 number, 1 special character

Check you have network coverage, open the Turicum Authenticator app and request the push notification again. If this is still not received, you have the option to also use an OTP code which can be generated from within the app.

OTP stands for One Time Password. They are a sequence of 6 digits. These are generated with the Turicum Authenticator which is an app you need to install on your mobile phone.

You can use the following  Guide to help you through the process of logging in using an OTP.

You can download our Authenticator app here:

Android Devices

Apple Devices

1. Open the Turicum Authenticator app on your phone.
2. Touch your account number.
3. Select 'Show Token Information'.

Yes. Once you have added your account to the Turicum Authenticator, click the ⚙ icon at the top right of the app. Enable the fingerprint option to use your fingerprint to authorise future requests.

Please contact your relationship manager and request to reset your two-factor settings. You will need a new mobile phone and you will need to install the Turicum Authenticator again.

Please note that the Turicum Authenticator will not work if you just transfer the app from your old phone to the new one. Should you have transferred the app together with all your data to your new phone (which is common practice), please uninstall the Turicum Authenticator before following the below steps.
1. Install the Turicum Authenticator on your new device.
   
2. Login to Online Banking using the Turicum Authenticator on your old device.
3. Open the Settings menu on the navigation bar on the left of the screen.
4. Select “Register Device” and click on the “+”. Scan the QR code with the Turicum Authenticator app on your new device.
5. You may now remove the old device from the Settings screen on your Online Banking. The token serial numbers can help you identify which one this is.
   

Please contact your Relationship Manager and request to reset your two-factor settings.

This can happen in the following cirucmstances, please check with your Relationship Manager.

1. If your registered mobile number with Bank is different to the mobile number you are using.
   
2. You have a US or Canadian mobile number, or if you are roaming internationally.
3. Your mobile SMS network provider is experiencing delays.
   

• Check your Spam / Junk folders or corporate Spam filter and whitelist Turicum.com if necessary.
• Contact your Relationship Manager who can verify your registered email address.

Two factor authentication is an extra layer of security to ensure that people trying to gain access to an online system are who they say they are. This can be through a combination of any two of the following:

• Something you know (password, PIN)
• Something you have (software token, hardware key)
• Something you are (fingerprint, face recognition)

Turicum Private Bank enforces a minimum of two-factor through password authentication (something you know) and a token saved in our authenticator app on your phone (something you have). Optionally you may use three-factor authentication through the use of the bio-metric fingerprint reader on your phone (something you are).