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General Banking

Privacy Policy FAQs

How does the bank share information about me?

Midland shares information as permitted by law. Midland shares information for its everyday business purposes as well as among the Midland States Bank family of brands (affiliates). Sharing information among the Midland affiliates can save you time and money. For example, customers who have certain accounts may qualify for special offers on credit cards, such as lower interest rates or no annual fees. This could also benefit you as you require Trust and Investment services and retirement planning guidance.

We may share information for joint marketing purposes with other financial companies in order to offer a greater range of financial products that may be tied to brands that are of interest to you, such as our rewards partner through online banking and the use of your debit card.

Selected third parties, as well as companies that act on our behalf, are contractually obligated to keep the personal information we provide to them confidential and to use this information only as permitted by us.

What “outside” companies work on the bank’s behalf?

We share information with companies that may work for us for our everyday business purposes, such as supporting the products and services we offer. These companies may include check printing vendors or companies that help us mail account statements, for example.

In addition, when you open an account or apply for a credit card, loan or line of credit, we may use various credit bureaus as part of the process for approving your application.

Because these companies act on our behalf, they are obligated to keep information we provide them secured and confidential and use the information only to provide the services we’ve asked them to perform.

Does Midland share customer information with nonaffiliated third parties who may want to offer me their products and services?

Midland does not share information with non-affiliated third parties.

Why do I have to request you not share information with affiliates and third parties?

Federal law gives consumers the right to limit some but not all information sharing. Please see Midland’s Privacy Notice for further details.

SWIFT Code FAQs

What is the SWIFT code for Midland States Bank?

The SWIFT code is used when transferring money between banks, particularly for international wire transfers.

Midland States Bank’s SWIFT code is: ALRUUS44

Bank by Phone FAQs

What is the Bank by Phone number?

1-855-696-4352

Select “1” to enter into the Bank by Phone system

Is there a quick reference guide for the new menu?

What is voice recognition?

You can select your Bank by Phone options by using your voice instead of pressing a key. Press 8* to enable voice recognition.

What accounts can I access through Bank by Phone?

You can access the following accounts:

  • Checking
  • Savings
  • Loans
  • Certificates of Deposit
  • Individual Retirement Accounts
  • Money Market Accounts

Can I schedule a transfer between my Midland accounts?

You can quickly move money between accounts, as long as funds are available. You can schedule future dated transfers once or on a recurring basis, as well as transfer a payment from a Midland account to your loan account.

Routing Number FAQs

What is Midland's routing number?

Midland States Bank's routing number is: 081204540

How do I find the routing number?

You can find the routing number at the bottom of your checks as the first 9 digits from left to right. This can also be located by logging into your online banking and selecting the account you want to review. Under the balances, select Account Details (Details if accessing on the Midland app). This will help you view your full account number and routing number.

Personal Loans

Online Personal Loan Application FAQs

Is there an application fee to use the online loan application system?

There is not a fee to submit an application for a loan using our online application.

Can I stop in the middle of my loan application and return later?

Yes. For your convenience, an email will be sent to the address you provide when you begin your application. Simply follow the instructions in that email to log back in at your convenience.

What are the types of loans currently available for online applications?

Midland currently offers vehicle and personal loan applications through our online system. Visit our vehicle loan page or personal loan page for further information on each loan type.

For information on applying for another loan type, Contact customer care or your nearest branch location.

For mortgage loan inquiries, visit our mortgage resource information page.

What information is required to apply for a loan online?

To submit an application for a loan using our online system, you’ll need the following information:

  • Personal and Contact Information
  • Physical Address Located in Illinois or Missouri
  • Social Security Number (SSN) or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN)
  • 18 Years of Age with a Government Issued ID

Contact customer care or your nearest branch location for further information on applications outside of the above parameters.

Who is eligible to apply for a loan online?

Midland accepts online loan applications from individuals 18 years of age and older with a government issued ID who have a physical address located in Illinois or Missouri.

Contact customer care or your nearest branch location for further information on how to apply if you do not meet these criteria and can’t use our online application.

Can I add a co-owner to my application?

Yes. Co-owner information is collected during the application started with the primary applicant and the system will guide the applicant through the process.

Is there an age requirement to apply for a loan online?

To submit an application for a loan using our online system, all applicants must be 18 years of age.

Contact customer care or your nearest branch location for further information on applications where at least one applicant is under age 18.

How do I apply for a loan with a minor?

To submit an application for a loan using our online system, all applicants must be 18 years of age.

Contact customer care or your nearest branch location for further information on applications where at least one applicant is under age 18.

Are there geographic restrictions to apply for a loan online?

At present, all applicants must have a physical address located in Illinois or Missouri.

Contact customer care or your nearest branch location or further information on applications outside these areas.

Where can I obtain information on the current loan interest rates?

For further information on interest rates, please contact our online loan team at 855-696-4352.

What should I anticipate after I complete my online loan application?

A member of our online loan support team will contact the applicant with a loan decision and any next steps. In addition, applicants will be able to see the status of their application inside our loan application system by logging in with the user name and password that were established at the time the application was started. 

I received a denial for adverse action, what does this mean?

If you have received a denial, unfortunately, we can’t proceed with the loan based on the information that was submitted or obtained. A member of our online loan team will contact you with further information.

I received a pop up that my application is under review, how do I proceed?

There’s a number of reasons why your application may not have processed immediately. A member of our online loan support team will also review your application and contact you.

Should you need to reach us in the meantime, please contact us at 855-696-4352 or email us at msb@oao.midlandsb.com.

Where do I get the status of my online application?

To check the status of your online application, simply log back into the online loan application system to check on the status of your loan. Applicants can also contact our online loan support team at 855-696-4352 or email us at msb@oao.midlandsb.com.

How do I reach Customer Service?

Midland Customer Care is available at 1-855-696-4352.

Applicants can also email us at msb@oao.midlandsb.com.

Where does Midland have branch locations that I can visit?

We have more than 50 locations throughout Illinois and Missouri. Find a location near you.

Where can I find more detailed information on auto loans?

Visit our vehicle loan information page for detailed information specific to the types of vehicle and loan options available.

Our online application is available for new and used vehicle purchases and vehicle refinancing.

Where can I find more detailed information on recreational vehicle loans?

Visit our recreational vehicle information page for detailed information specific to the types of recreational vehicles and loan options available.

To apply for a recreational vehicle, please contact our online loan team at 855-696-4352.

Where can I find more information on personal loans?

Visit our personal loan information page for detailed information specific to the types of personal loans and uses.

Our online application is available for personal loans between $1,000 and $7,500.  Should you be interested in a loan for a larger amount, contact our online loan team at 855-696-4352. 

Can I apply for a mortgage loan online?

Yes. Midland offers home mortgage loans. Visit our mortgage resource information page to start your home ownership journey.

Can I apply for a student loan online?

Midland does not currently offer student loan financing. For further information on other types of personal loans, visit our personal loan information page or contact our online loan team at 855-696-4352.

General Personal Loan FAQs

Where do I find my loan statements?

You can view your current loan information on your online statement under your online banking account. Or you can receive your loan statements in the mail each month. You can also use bank by phone and text banking to learn your current loan statement.

Where do I pay my loan?

If you don’t have a Midland checking account, you must use Express Pay to make fast one-time or recurring payments. Express Pay can be found under the “Personal” tab of the “sign in” function.

If you have a Midland checking account, sign into your Online Banking account and your amount due should appear under “My Accounts.” You can set up automatic payments through online banking as well. Customers with a Midland checking account may use Express Pay or Online Banking to pay loans.

What’s Express Pay?

Express Pay allows you to automate payments by creating an account to make a single or recurring payments, view payment history, or manage payment accounts. Payments can be made using your checking or savings account. Use Express Pay to make a quick loan payment, pay a bill, or another payment you may have.

If you have a Midland checking account and want to access Express Pay, sign into your Online Banking account and your amount due should appear under “My Accounts.” You can set up automatic payments through online banking as well. Customers with a Midland checking account may use Express Pay or Online Banking to pay loans.

I’m having trouble paying my loan. Can you help?

If you’re struggling to pay your loan, call us at 1-855-696-4352 or visit your local Midland States Bank branch. You’ll need to complete an application for us to verify your income, and determine how we can best help you. When you’re struggling, there are a few possible options for you.

What happens if you can’t help me?

Midland States Bank is committed to providing borrowers experiencing financial hardship with as much assistance as possible. Unfortunately, there are times when there is no feasible solution. If a solution can’t be found, we’ll notify you. In that instance, Midland States Bank has the right to pursue legal action as needed.

How long will it take to get a loan?

The amount of time it takes to get a loan depends on the type of loan you are applying for. Depending on the loan type, your loan approval may even be completed within the same day. 

Who needs to complete the application for approval?

All signers on the loan must provide the required information in order to receive approval.
Mortgage Loans

Mortgage Loans FAQs

Where do I view and pay my mortgage loan?

You can view your mortgage statement online by clicking “Mortgage Statement” under the “Personal” tab in the “Sign in” feature. You can pay loans by enrolling in Online Banking to set up automatic payments and use more advance features, or you can use Express Pay to make a fast one-time payment or recurring payments. Express Pay can be found under the “Personal” tab and then by clicking on "My Accounts” or "Manage My Accounts". 

I have questions about my mortgage. Whom do I contact?

Contact Customer Care with questions concerning your existing mortgage loan payment, monthly statement, or escrow. Call 1-855-696-4352.

Why don’t you post interest rates online?

Interest rates are constantly changing, so posting a rate online may not be accurate for long. Call Customer Care 1-855-696-4352 to receive a quote with the most accurate quote. If you like the quoted interest rate, ask about locking in the rate.

I like my quoted interest rate. How do I lock it in?

If you like your quoted rate, lock it in before it changes. Quoted rates are subject to change. You have the option to lock in a specific rate at the time of application. A locked-in rate will last only for a specified amount of time. You can contact your Midland Mortgage Expert and request a rate lock.

How long will loan processing take?

The processing time of your loan will depend on the type of loan. Your Mortgage Loan Originator will provide you with an estimated time.

I’m having trouble paying my mortgage. Can you help?

If you’re struggling to pay your mortgage loan, call us at 1-855-696-4352 or visit your local Midland States Bank branch. You’ll need to complete an application for us to verify your income, and determine how we can best help you. When you’re struggling, there are a few possible options for you. 

What happens if you can’t help me?

Midland States Bank is committed to providing borrowers experiencing financial hardship with as much assistance as possible. Unfortunately, there are times when there is no feasible solution. If a solution can’t be found, we’ll notify you. In that instance, Midland States Bank has the right to pursue legal action as needed. 

How long will the evaluation process take?

Like loan processing, the evaluation process length depends on what kind of loan you have.  

Popular Mortgage FAQs

How can I find out if I qualify for a loan?

To obtain a pre-qualification today, apply with our easy to use digital mortgage. Or, you can contact a Midland mortgage expert directly.

How much down payment do I need to buy a house?

We offer many mortgage products with low down payment options and down payment assistance programs through local or state grants. Your down payment will affect your monthly payment, so the more money you are able to provide, the lower your house payment will be. A 20% down payment typically eliminates the need for private mortgage insurance (PMI).

Do I need perfect credit to qualify for a mortgage?

No, but your credit score is a primary factor considered during the loan qualification process and the higher your score, the better.

What are popular first-time homebuyer mortgage loans?

Popular first-time homebuyer mortgage loans include programs offered by FHA, VA, USDA, Fannie Mae, and Freddie Mac with low down payment options. In addition, our  Believable Banking Home Mortgage is available is select areas and is designed to promote homeownership and revitalize communities.

What is earnest money?

Earnest money is a deposit you pay to show good faith on a signed contract agreement to buy a home. The deposit is held by the seller or third party like a real estate agent or title company. If the home sale is closed the earnest money may be applied to closing costs or the down payment. If the contract is terminated for a permissible reason, the earnest money is returned to the buyer. If the buyer does not perform in good faith, the earnest money may be forfeited and paid out to the seller.

What is debit-to-income (DTI) ratio?

Your debt-to-income ratio is all your monthly debt payments divided by your gross monthly income. This number is one way we measure your ability to manage the monthly payments to repay the money you plan to borrow.

What is loan-to-value ratio (LTV)?

The loan-to-value (LTV) ratio is a measure comparing the amount of your mortgage with the appraised value of the property. The higher your down payment, the lower your LTV ratio.

What is the difference between an interest rate and an annual percentage rate (APR)?

An interest rate is the monthly cost you pay on the unpaid balance of your mortgage. An annual percentage rate (APR) includes both your interest rate and any additional costs or prepaid finance charges such as points, origination fees, private mortgage insurance, and underwriting and processing fees (your actual fees may not include all of the items above).

What are points and lender credits and how do they work?

Points and lender credits let you make tradeoffs in how you pay for your mortgage and closing costs. Points, also known as discount points, lower your interest rate in exchange for paying for an upfront fee. Lender credits lower your closing costs in exchange for accepting a higher interest rate.

What is homeowner’s insurance?

Homeowner's insurance protects your property against disaster and liability. This insurance protects your investment in your property. You are required to be insured against unexpected hazards and personal liability claims. Prepayment of the first year's homeowner's insurance will be part of your closing costs. Your ongoing insurance premiums will become part of your monthly mortgage payment.

What is mortgage insurance?

Mortgage insurance is a protection in the event you fall behind on your payments. If you have a conventional loan and your down payment is less than 20 percent, you will most likely have private mortgage insurance (PMI). Mortgage insurance also is typically required on FHA and USDA loans.

What is title insurance?

Title insurance provides protection if someone sues and says they have a claim against the home from before you purchased it.

What is an escrow account?

An escrow account is set up by your mortgage lender to pay certain property-related expenses, like property taxes and homeowner’s insurance. A portion of your monthly payment goes into the account. If your mortgage doesn’t have an escrow account, you pay the property-related expenses directly.

What is my payoff amount?

Your payoff amount is how much you will actually have to pay to satisfy the terms of your mortgage loan and completely pay off your debt. Your payoff amount is different from your current balance. Your current balance might not reflect how much you actually have to pay to completely satisfy the loan. Your payoff amount also includes the payment of any interest you owe through the day you intend to pay off your loan. The payoff amount may also include other fees you have incurred and have not yet paid.

What are mortgage closing costs?

Mortgage closing costs are all of the costs you will pay at closing. This includes origination charges, appraisal fees, credit report costs, title insurance fees, and any other fees required by your lender or paid as part of a real estate mortgage transaction. We provide a summary of these costs to you in the Loan Estimate.

Personal Banking

Overdraft Protection FAQs

Can I get a higher amount of overdraft protection?

Yes, with a Reserve Line of Credit. A maximum of $1,000 overdraft balance is available.

  • Visit a Midland location near you and provide a completed Reserve Line of Credit application for overdraft coverage
  • Once you receive approval and coverage limits, your Reserve Line of Credit will link to your qualified Midland checking account and coverage will be available up to the approved limit.
  • You’ll be provided Reserve Line of Credit Disclosures and Agreement details at the time of approval.
  • Request Online Banking access at the time of application, or call 1-855-696-4352 and request access later. 
  • Self-directed online transfers from your Reserve Line of Credit to your checking account are NOT charged the overdraft transfer fee.

How do I set up transfers from my savings or money market account to cover overdrafts?

  • Visit a Midland location near you or contact a Customer Care Specialist at 1-855-696-4352.
  • Request online access to transfer funds from your savings or money market account with Online Banking. Self-directed online transfers from your savings or money market account are not charged the overdraft transfer fee.
  • You can also request Bank by Phone access to transfer funds. Call 1-855-696-4352 to speak with a Customer Care Specialist to enroll and select a 4-digit code to access your accounts. Self-directed Bank by Phone transfers from your savings or money market account are NOT charged the overdraft transfer fee.

Can I opt out of Courtesy Overdraft Protection?

Call 1-855-696-4352, or visit a Midland location near you to opt out.

Am I able to cover purchases paid with my Midland debit card, regardless of my checking account balance?

If you want to authorize and pay for purchases with your debit card—regardless of the balance in your checking account—you’ll need to provide permission for us to pay for these transactions even if an overdraft occurs as a result. Call 1-855-696-4352, or visit a Midland location near you and complete a consent form.

You have the right to revoke your consent at any time.

How does the overdraft protection service work?

Your coverage access is automated when checks, debit card transactions, wires, or automated direct debits are processed and withdrawn from your balance.  Midland will check your current balance and if you don’t have the funds to cover the withdrawal, we’ll check to see if you have overdraft protection services and the amount of coverage available. As long as coverage is available, Midland will access your overdraft coverage and pay the item and process the overdraft according to your agreement. A fee is assessed for using overdraft protection services. 

How do I monitor my account balances?

Midland offers free financial tools that provide the ability to be aware of what’s in your accounts at the time you spend your money. You can sign up and use the following tools that help you be your own overdraft protection service:

  1. Online banking balance alerts
  2. Mobile check deposits
  3. Bank by Phone
  4. Finance Works
  5. Bill Pay
  6. Online transfers
  7. Text transfers

What’s the difference between a returned item and a paid overdraft item?

Sometimes understanding the difference between a returned item and a paid overdraft item can be confusing. Here’s how you can tell the difference:

If your item is returned and not paid:

Your bank statement (or online banking history) will show a fee associated with the processing of a presented item(s) that was returned and your overdraft protection services wouldn’t cover the item(s).  

If your item is paid by accessing your Overdraft Protection service:

Your bank statement (or online banking history) will show the item(s) withdrawn from your balance, resulting in a negative balance but offset by a deposit from your qualified overdraft protection service (Savings Transfer and Reserve Line of Credit). Courtesy Overdraft Protection continues to show negative balances and certain fees are associated with sustained negative balance.  You’ll also see a fee for processing the item(s). 

How can I prevent fees?

It’s better to keep a bad thing from happening than it is to fix a bad thing once it’s happened. The best way to avoid fees associated with overdrafts is to prevent the overdraft from occurring.

Here are a few prevention tips:

Establish a budget each month. 

By understanding how you spend your money, you’re able to plan ahead for expenses.

Understand your cash flow. 

Write down your income (paycheck, child support payments, etc.) and subtract the total of your monthly expenses.  The remaining amount is what you have left over to set aside for your emergency fund.

Track your checking account activity. 

Always track what you’ve spent out of the account and what you’ve deposited. This can be done with a checking account register. Online and mobile services keep you informed and provide immediate access to your account information.

Use Online and Mobile Banking to help. 

  • Set up mobile or email alerts
  • Pay bills within Online Banking
  • Move money between accounts
  • Use FinanceWorks to set up your budget
  • View your account statement online and balance each month

Set up Savings Account Transfers for added protection.

Understand your fees. 

Read your account documents so that you understand how your account works, the fees associated with your account, the fees associated with your debit card, and the fees charged for miscellaneous bank services.

Balance your account. 

Balance your checkbook regularly and review your checking account statement every month.

What are some other pitfalls I may run into, and how do I avoid them?

Here are some examples:

  • You forget to record your automatic payments that are deducted from your checking account.
  • You write a check that’s greater than the available balance in your checking account.
  • You don’t set aside money to cover emergencies or mistakes.
  • Your account closes because you don’t have money in it.
  • You run your account balance too close—and hope that the checks you write don’t clear before your next deposit.
  • You don’t record your checks and debit card transactions in your checkbook register. 
  • You don’t balance your account on a regular basis.

Using one or a combination of the following financial tools will help you stay informed and avoid financial pitfalls that lead to an overdrawn account.

  •  Set up mobile or email alerts.
  •  Pay bills within Online Banking.
  •  Move money between accounts.
  •  Use FinanceWorks to set up your budget.
  •  View your account statement online and balance each month.

Personal Savings FAQs

What are the monthly service fees for savings accounts—and how can I avoid them?

Our saving accounts with fees include the FlexSaver, Money Market, and HSA (Health Savings Account).

FlexSaver: $3 monthly service fee. Avoid it by maintaining a minimum daily balance of $250 or receive a monthly electronic deposit (ACH) into this account. Learn more 

Money Market: $15 monthly service fee. Avoid it by maintaining a minimum daily balance of $1,000 or a $7,500 average monthly balance. Learn more 

HSA (Health Savings Account): $2 monthly service fee. Avoid it by maintaining a minimum average balance of $1,500. Learn more 

Note: Our YouthSaver account doesn’t require a servicing fee. Learn more 

Text Banking FAQs

How do I activate Text Banking and Text Alerts?

Activate Text Banking from your Online Banking account.
Set up Text Alerts from your Online Banking account to be notified of certain actions.

Send text messages to 454545 to request account information.

The simple keyword commands to use:

BAL The available balance for your primary account
BAL CHK The available balance for your primary account
BAL SAV The available balance for your saving accounts
BAL ALL The available balance for all your accounts
LAST Last 5 transactions
TRANS Transfer funds to primary account Example: TRANS 150 (would be a $150 transfer)
STOP Deactivate your Text Banking service
HELP Help on keyword commands

You don’t need a password to access your account information via text message. A helpful suggestion is to save the phone number 454545 in your Contacts for easy recall. From your Midland Online Banking account, you can quickly set up your account and alerts.

Bill Pay FAQs

How can I pay bills from my smartphone or tablet?

  1. Register for Online Banking with Bill Pay
  2. Add active payees
  3. Download our Midland Mobile App
  4. Click on Bill Pay from the menu
  5. Click on “Make a new payment” 
  6. Select your payee and pay your bills

You can either pay bills manually or set up automatic payments.

Mobile Banking FAQs

How do I enroll in—and use—Mobile Banking?

1. Download the free Midland Mobile App to your iPhone®, Android™ smartphone or tablet from the device’s app store.

App Store 

Google Play 

Amazon 

 

2. Sign in using your online banking login username and password.

How do I deposit checks through Mobile Banking?

From the menu, select “Check Deposit”.  Before beginning the process, endorse your check, writing "For Mobile Deposit Only" under your signature. Once this is complete, select your deposit account, snap a photo of the front and back of the fully endorsed check, enter the amount, and click Submit. You’ll get a confirmation that ensures your deposit has been made.

Online Banking FAQs

How do I enroll in Online Banking?

It’s easy and fast. But first, a Midland checking, savings or money market account is required.

  1. Go to  www.midlandsb.com and click “Login” at the top of the page.
  2. Click “Enroll in Online Banking” 
  3. Complete the secure sign-up form.
  4. Click the box to enroll in free Bill Pay.
  5. Click the box to confirm you have read and accept the Terms & Conditions, after you have read the Terms & Conditions.
  6. Click "Complete Sign Up"
  7. Access to your online account will be available momentarily.

How do I enroll in—and use—Bill Pay?

As a Midland States Bank online banking user, you’re eligible for access to our free Bill Pay service. Enrollment is easy and is done one of two ways:

  1. Enrollment is available when signing up for Online Banking. Simply check the Bill Pay box at the bottom of the secure sign-up sheet.
  2. If you didn’t sign up for Bill Pay when enrolling in Online Banking, you can sign up from within your Online Banking account. Click the Bill Pay tab at the top of the page and follow the instructions to start using the service.  

How do I access my online statements?

You can sign up for and access Online Statements for many of your deposit and loan accounts within your Online Banking account. Click the Online Statement tab at the top of the page. You can enable your account statement(s) to be delivered online or by paper. 

Personal Debit Cards FAQs

How do I order a new debit card if mine’s been damaged?

If your current debit card has been damaged and won’t work, you can get a replacement card and keep the same account number. By keeping the same account number, you won’t have to change any automatic credits or debits that you’ve set up through your card. 

  1. Reorder your debit card by calling Midland Customer Care toll-free at 1-855-696-4352
  2. You may also reorder your card by stopping in to your nearest Midland branch.
  3. Once you receive your new debit card, verify that the card number is the same, and activate your new debit card.
  4. Destroy your old debit card by cutting it up and disposing of it.

Visit a Midland location if you would like a new card instantly. Instant issue cards will give you a new card number and are ready to use on the spot.

How do I report my debit card as lost or stolen?

Call Midland's Customer Care toll-free at 1-855-696-4352 anytime, 24/7. During business hours a member of our Customer Care Team will assist you with this process. Outside of normal business hours call 1-855-696-4352, select Option 1 for Bank by Phone, then 3 for Card Services. Once in the Card Services Menu, select Option 2 to report a lost or stolen debit card.

Why are there spending limits on my card—and what are they?

Your Midland States Bank debit card has preset daily spending limits to help reduce fraudulent spending if your card is lost or stolen. 

Daily limits:
  • ATM cash withdrawals are limited to $1,000
  • Point of Sale (POS) transactions for personal debit cards are limited to $3,000
  • Point of Sale (POS) transactions for business debit cards are limited to $5,000

To learn more about spending limits, please contact Midland Customer Care toll-free at 1-855-696-4352.


How do I keep my debit card active when I travel?

If you're traveling in the U.S. or abroad, let us know in advance. This helps prevent your debit card from being frozen if we spot unusual transactions, like out-of-state purchases. To avoid disruptions, simply call Midland Customer Care at 1-855-696-4352 and let us know the dates you’ll be traveling.

What do I do if I detect identity theft or fraud?

Contact us immediately at 1-855-696-4352. Reminder: Never provide confidential information through an email that’s not protected by a secured network.

Can I receive a new debit card at a branch?

Yes, whether you are opening a new account, or need to replace your card, stop by any Midland location to receive a new debit card.

Please call us at 1-855-696-4352 immediately to report a lost or stolen card.  

Checking Accounts FAQs

How do I reorder checks?

If you’re low on checks and need to reorder more for your account, you can handle this easily online or by phone.

Online

  1. Log on to https://orderpoint.deluxe.com/personal-checks/welcome.htm
  2. Enter the Midland States Bank routing number:  081204540
  3. Enter your Midland States Bank checking account number (found on your monthly bank statement or at the bottom of your current checks
  4. Enter your zip code
  5. Once signed in, follow the prompts to reorder additional checks

Phone

  1. Call Midland Customer Care toll-free at 1-855-696-4352.
  2. You’ll need your account number handy

What’s a routing number? How do I find it?

A routing number is a 9-digit number used to identify a financial institution in a transaction. You can find the routing number at the bottom of your checks as the first 9 digits from left to right. This can also be located by logging into your online banking and selecting the account you want to review. Under the account balances, select "Account Details," or "Details" if you are using Midland's mobile app. This will help you view your full account number and routing number.

How do I stop payment for a check?

You may request to have a check payment stopped if the check hasn’t already been accepted by Midland States Bank for processing. You will need to provide information such as the check number, the check payment amount and the payee before the stop payment request can be completed. There is a one-time stop payment fee of $36.00 that will be assessed to the account. Please contact our Customer Care Team at 1-855-696-4352 to request a stop payment for check, bill pay, or automated clearing house item.

Why was I assessed an ATM fee?

When using your Midland States Bank ATM card at a non-Midland States Bank ATM, you may be charged a terminal fee at their ATM when making cash withdrawals.

How do I dispute a transaction posted to my checking or savings account?

Call our Customer Care Center at 1-855-696-4352 to dispute a transaction posted to your checking or savings account. For the safety of your account, it is important to report any potentially fraudulent transactions right away.

What if I see a fraudulent transaction appear on my online statement?

If you believe a transaction on your online statement is fraudulent, please call our Customer Care Center at 1-855-696-4352. For the safety of your account, it is important to report any potentially fraudulent transactions right away.

Routing FAQs

What is Midland States Bank's Routing Number?

The routing number for Midland States Bank is: 081204540

Personal Banking FAQs

Why Choose Midland?

At Midland States Bank, we're a strong, diversified financial service company dedicated to building a sense of community and culture with our members. We're more than a bank — we offer financial services for every season of your life, from mortgages and wealth management to business and equipment financing. We're committed to economically developing the communities we serve and making an impact in your everyday life.

Since Midland is a Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), you'll get the security that comes with a bank. Just a reminder that wealth management services are not deposit products, so they are not insured by the FDIC and may lose value.

How do I apply for a loan online?

Applying for a loan online is simple and convenient. Visit our  online application to get started or visit our  online personal loan FAQ page for further detailed information.  

How can I open an account?

Open your Midland account online or at any of our locations

How can I call Midland?

Have a question? We’re ready to help. 1-855-696-4352 

Where can I find a Midland location?

Online Account Opening

Online Account Opening FAQs

Can I stop in the middle of opening my account and return later?

Yes. For your convenience, an email will be sent to your account when you sign out during your application. Simply follow the instructions in that email to log back in at your convenience.

What are the available options for funding my account?

You can make your initial account deposit by transferring money from another bank (ACH) or, if you are already a Midland customer, by transferring from your existing Midland account.

Funding will happen during the application process. 

What are the funding limits and funding process for ACH transactions?

Instant Funding Information:

You'll be asked for your online banking credentials securely through our paid funding process.

Account Funding Limits:

  • Personal Checking and Savings Accounts between $50 and $2,000.
  • Personal Money Market Accounts between $2,500 and $10,000.
  • Personal Certificate of Deposit Accounts between $500 and $100,000.
  • Business Checking Accounts between $100 and $10,000.
  • Business Savings Accounts between $50 and $10,000.
  • Business Money Market Accounts between $2,500 and $10,000.
  • Business Certificate of Deposit Accounts between $500 and $100,000.

How do I add a co-owner to my account?

You can add co-owners after you have funded your account. If you list the joint owner during the application process, they will receive an email to complete their portion of the application. 

I received a pop up that my application is processing, how do I proceed?

There’s a number of reasons why your account may not have loaded immediately. First, please check your email for further information or pending items or updates. A member of our dedicated support team will also review your application and contact you if needed.

My identity wasn’t verified, how do I proceed?

To discuss why your identity was not confirmed, please call 1-855-696-4352 and choose option 5 to talk to a member of our specialized support team.  

I received a denial for adverse action, what does this mean?

If you received a denial message, check your email for further information.

Where do I get the status of my online account?

You can view your account status and a To-Do List including funding and other account related needs in the online account opening portal. Check your email for a link on how to reach the portal.

Where can I find my account number?

You will see your account number when you complete your online application. You can also view all your accounts opened online under the ‘Your Accounts’ tab on the dashboard. 

Can I add more accounts online without starting over?

Yes! Adding additional accounts is simple and convenient. Simply select ‘Start An Application’ within the online account opening dashboard to add desired account type(s) to cart.

How do I enroll in eStatements?

Once your new account has been opened, set up your online banking access to add eStatements. Simply click on “Online Statements” from the navigation.

How do I apply for Online Banking for my new account?

Sign up Now for Online Banking to get started using your account, enrolling in e-statements and gaining access to our full line of digital banking services. Sign Up Here

How do I add Mobile Banking?

Once you complete your online banking enrollment, simply search for Midland States Bank in your app store. Additional information and assistance is available here.

What services are available with online and mobile banking?

At Midland, we have a full suite of digital products and services including mobile wallet, smartwatch and Alexa banking, mobile check deposit and more. Learn additional details on Online & Mobile Banking Technology here.

Is a debit card included with my online account?

Adding a debit card to your new account is easy! Debit cards are available for checking, savings, and money marketing accounts. Simply select ‘Yes’ when asked, ‘Would you like to add a debit card to thins account?’

How do I reach Customer Service?

Customer Service is available at 1-855-696-4352.

Where does Midland have a location I can visit?

We have more than 60 locations throughout Illinois and Missouri. Find a location near you.

Is there an age requirement for opening an account online?

To open and account using our online system all owners must be 18 years of age and have a government issued form of identification. 

How do I open an account with a minor?

To open an account as an individual under age 18 or with a joint owner under age 18, please contact your nearest Midland States Bank branch location. A list of branch locations can be found here. Customer care is also available to assist by calling 855-696-4352.

Wealth & Trust FAQs

Wealth Management

Wealth Management FAQs

What is your firm's philosophy and approach to wealth management?

Midland Wealth Management believes in a personalized, holistic approach that aligns financial strategies with each client’s values and long-term goals. By offering tailored advice, we aim to help clients achieve financial wellness through a comprehensive understanding of their needs​.

What services do you offer?

We provide a wide range of services, including investment management, financial planning, estate planning, tax strategy, insurance planning, and retirement planning. Our team works closely with you to create customized solutions based on your needs​. Learn more about Advice & Planning or Trust & Investments.

What type of clients do you typically work with?

Our clients range from individuals and families to business owners and nonprofits. We specialize in serving those with complex financial needs, such as high-net-worth individuals, trust clients, and business owners​. Share a few details with us, and let's bring your vision into focus so you can realize your goals.

What credentials and experience do your advisors have?

Midland Wealth Management advisors are highly credentialed professionals with extensive experience. On average, our advisors have more than 20 years of experience, and many hold advanced certifications in areas such as investment management and fiduciary responsibilities​. Meet the team.

How do you customize your services to meet my needs?

We tailor our services by first understanding your unique financial goals, risk tolerance, and personal values. From there, we create a customized plan that includes investment strategies, tax planning, estate management, and other services as needed. Get started.

How do you assess risk tolerance and create investment strategies?

We assess risk tolerance by having detailed discussions about your financial goals, timelines, and comfort with market fluctuations. Using this information, we create an investment strategy that balances risk and return while aligning with your long-term objectives​. Learn more.

What is your fee structure? Are there any additional or hidden fees?

We operate with a transparent, tiered fee structure based on assets under management. There are no hidden fees, and we provide full disclosure upfront so you can make informed decisions​.

How often do you communicate with clients, and what is your preferred method of communication?

We regularly communicate with clients, offering proactive updates on market conditions, portfolio performance, and financial planning adjustments. Communication is tailored to your preference, whether through phone, email, or in-person meetings​.

Are you a fiduciary?

Yes, we serve in a fiduciary* capacity, which means we are legally and ethically obligated to act in the best interest of our clients. Our fiduciary standard ensures transparency and trust throughout our relationship.

*Applicable to trust and estate services. Excludes Midland Wealth Advisors, LLC, LaSalle St. Securities, and Raymond James Financial Services Advisors, Inc.

How do you stay current with changes in the financial industry and market trends?

Our team stays current by continuously analyzing market trends, attending industry conferences, and maintaining access to the latest financial research. This ensures that we provide the most informed, up-to-date advice to our clients​. Visit Market Insights to explore our latest analysis, economic updates, and investment strategies.

Trust & Estate

Trust & Estate FAQs

When should I use a professional trustee?

In some situations, such as where your trust calls for an outright, immediate distribution to the beneficiaries, you may not need a professional trustee. However, there are many instances where you should consider naming a professional trustee.

Any Long-Term Trust

If your trust will go on for any period of time, you should consider a professional trustee. An ongoing trust requires a high degree of investment and tax expertise. More importantly, the exercise of discretion, meaning knowing when and how to distribute funds to or for a beneficiary, is crucial to preserving the intent and value of the trust. A professional trustee will have that ability.

Behavior Incentives and Disincentives

Your trust may have certain behavior incentives. These might include not rewarding substance abuse, rewarding gainful employment, or rewarding educational achievements. An impartial, professional trustee best fulfills monitoring and acting on your wishes.

Asset Protection and Preservation

A professional trustee has a duty to protect and preserve the trust assets. A trust is not an investment account and should not be treated as one. Investing as a trustee requires skill, care, and diligence that go beyond the role of an investment adviser or broker. The trustee is accountable not only for investment performance but also for the appropriateness of the overall investment plan in order to achieve the purpose of the trust and its beneficiaries.

Beneficiary Diversity

People move, lives change, needs evolve, and time moves on. A professional trustee is equipped to understand and adapt to those changes. Your trust may have a beneficiary who is seeking current income and another who will be expecting funds in the future. Balancing and managing those competing interests is a job for an experienced trustee with the skills and resources to not only achieve those diverse goals but also to explain the process to all affected by it.

Investment Management

Investing is a job for professionals. You may have an excellent investment plan already in place. All investment plans need a strong hand to guide them through the constantly shifting world around us. A professional trustee can work with your current adviser or take the responsibility directly as your trust may state.

I’m the beneficiary of a personal trust. What should I do?

If you are satisfied that your trustee is doing a good job, then enjoy the knowledge that someone cared enough to consider your financial well-being. If you have concerns or are unsure about what is being done for you, contact us for a confidential discussion or review:

  • Chicago: 1-312-338-7878
  • New York: 1-914-580-7500
  • Rockford: 1-815-231-2710

There is no obligation, and we keep information private at all times.

Why do I need an attorney?

An attorney is a key component of a complete trust plan. Attorneys are licensed by the state and have to pass rigorous tests to earn that privilege. An attorney who specializes in estate planning is an invaluable asset to your estate plan. They will be informed of the nuances of estate planning law and how the law affects you. An attorney can become a trusted advisor who will guide you through the complicated planning process.

What if we don’t live near a Midland Trust Company office location?

Midland Trust Company is registered to provide fiduciary services in many states. Our clients are located all over the United States and even overseas. We are available by email, phone, text, and can arrange meeting in-person or via video conferencing. Midland will work with the client to determine the best communication methods. For more information, complete this form or call:

  • Chicago: 1-312-338-7878
  • New York: 1-914-580-7500
  • Rockford: 1-815-231-2710

Who will I talk to when I call Midland Trust Company?

Each relationship is supported by a team of trust professionals with a dedicated Trust Officer and Trust Administrator designated as your contacts. You will never have to call a 1-800 number.

What about fees?

Our fees are based on our published fee schedules which are determined by market value calculation, the size of the account, and type of service provided. Our fee schedules are available upon request.

Complete this form or contact us to learn more: 

  • Chicago: 1-312-338-7878
  • New York: 1-914-580-7500
  • Rockford: 1-815-231-2710

Are there minimum account sizes?

Midland Trust Company does not have minimum account sizes for its various services. However, minimum fees do apply. Therefore, we evaluate each account individually to determine the cost-effective value of the service we provide.

Complete this form or contact us to learn more: 

  • Chicago: 1-312-338-7878
  • New York: 1-914-580-7500
  • Rockford: 1-815-231-2710

Will Midland Trust Company act as co-trustee?

Yes, we will act as co-trustee. Co-trustee is the term used when more than one individual or corporation is named to serve as a trustee of a trust. Unless otherwise specified in the trust, co-trustees normally act together and exercise their powers jointly. Co-trustees share the same powers and fiduciary responsibilities according to the trust document and laws of the state in which the trust resides.

Midland Trust Company can also act as Co-Guardian.

Complete this form or contact us to learn more: 

  • Chicago: 1-312-338-7878
  • New York: 1-914-580-7500
  • Rockford: 1-815-231-2710

What is the process for requesting funds from a special needs trust?

When requesting funds from a special needs trust, a Distribution Request Form is completed and documents supporting the request are provided. These requests are given priority since they are typically requested to fill immediate needs. We will review your request to determine if it qualifies as an eligible expense and confirm it complies with the terms of the trust agreement. Your Administrator will communicate the outcome of their findings to you. If the request is approved, payment will be issued directly to the provider of the goods or service you requested. To obtain a Distribution Request Form, please contact your Trust Administrator.

Why do I need approval to get money from my special needs trust?

State and federal rules are in place to preserve the integrity of special needs trusts; these rules are complex, constantly evolving, and can vary from state to state. Having clear documentation of what was requested and how funds were distributed is critical for compliance.

How long does it take to get approval for a distribution?

Each individual request is reviewed by a Trust Administrator and Trust Officer. We ask that you allow 3-5 business days from the time the request is received for payment to be processed. Our goal is to help within the guidelines of the law and the terms of the trust.

For more information, contact your Trust Administrator. If you are unsure of who to contact about your special needs trust, contact:

  • Chicago: 1-312-338-7878
  • New York: 1-914-580-7500
  • Rockford: 1-815-231-2710

How long does it take to administer an estate?

The length of time to administer and close an estate varies depending on the complexity of the estate and how your estate plan is designed. There are also federal and state rules that govern the process.

What happens when Midland Trust Company is called upon to act?

We use a ‘PPP’ approach. First, we determine if there are people, property, or pets that need immediate care. Once we have accepted office as trustee, a trust administrator will work with your attorney and family as needed to collect the trust assets, pay bills, make tax decisions, and complete all the other day-to-day activities necessary to protect, preserve, invest, and distribute the trust - all in strict accordance to the instructions you have given.

How does investing work with Midland Trust Company?

As part of Midland Wealth Management, we believe that choosing the right mix of investments is key to achieving financial success. When determining the best asset allocation, we take the time to fully understand each client’s comfort level with market fluctuations and their income needs, both now and in the future.

We build portfolios using a range of investments, including mutual funds, ETFs, and when suitable, individual stocks and bonds. After establishing a strategy, we continually monitor and review the portfolio to ensure it remains aligned with your goals, and we regularly discuss any updates with you.

If you’d like to learn more about our investment approach, we’re happy to discuss it in more detail. Please don’t hesitate to contact us at 1-888-637-2120 or complete this form to learn more.

Business FAQs

Business Banking

Business Savings FAQs

How do I establish a Business Savings account?

Call Customer Care at 1-855-696-4352 and ask to speak with your local Commercial Relationship Manager or request a consultation. A Commercial Relationship Manager will contact you to help align you with the right financial products and services.

Business Checking FAQs

How do I establish a business checking account?

Call Customer Care at 1-855-696-4352 and ask to speak with your local Commercial Relationship Manager or request a consultation. A Commercial Relationship Manager will contact you to help align you with the right financial products and services. 

How do I change the target balance in my business accounts that use Sweep services?

Contact a Treasury Services Representative to establish or change a target balance.  Call 1-855-696-4352 and enter their name using our  bank by phone system.  During business hours, you can contact a Customer Care Specialist by pressing 0 and they will transfer your call to a Treasury Services Representative.

How do I reorder checks?

If you’re low on checks and need to reorder more for your account, you can handle this easily online or by phone.

Online

  1. Log on to https://www.deluxe.com/shopdeluxe/home
  2. Enter the Midland States Bank routing number: 081204540
  3. Enter your Midland States Bank checking account number (found on your monthly bank statement or at the bottom of your current checks).
  4. Enter your zip code.
  5. Once signed in, follow the prompts to reorder additional checks.

Phone

  1. To order by phone, call Midland Customer Care toll-free at 1-855-696-4352.
  2. You’ll need your account number handy.

What if I see a fraudulent transaction on my business online statement?

If you believe a transaction on your online statement is fraudulent, please call 1-855-696-4352 to dispute and report the issue. 

Routing FAQs

What’s a routing number? How do I find it?

A routing number is a 9-digit number used to identify a financial institution in a transaction. You can find the routing number at the bottom of your checks as the first 9 digits from left to right. This number is needed when filling out forms for Direct Deposit or when reordering checks.

Midland States Bank's routing number is: 081204540

Business Lending

Business Lending FAQs

Where do I pay my business loan?

If you don’t have a Midland checking account, you must use Express Pay to make fast one-time or recurring payments. Express Pay can be found under the “Business” tab under the "My Accounts" section called "Business Express Payments".  It can also be found under the "Manage My Accounts" link within the "My Accounts" section.

If you have a Midland checking account, sign into your Online Banking account and your amount due should appear under “My Accounts.” You can pay loans by enrolling in Online Banking to set up automatic payments and use more advanced features through the Online Banking loan payment module. Customers with a Midland checking account may use Express Pay or Online Banking to pay loans.

How long will it take for my business loan to be approved?

It depends on the type of loan you have. You’ll be notified when the process is complete.

Where can I find loan interest rates?

Interest rates are constantly changing. To receive an accurate interest rate quote, talk with your loan expert. If you like the rate you’re quoted, consider locking in that rate for a period of time. 

Who needs to fill out the loan application?

All borrowers will need to fill out paperwork and sign for the loan to get approved. 
Business Online Account Opening

Business Online Account Opening FAQs

Can I stop in the middle of opening my account and return later?

Yes. For your convenience, an email will be sent when you sign out during your application. Simply follow the instructions in that email to log back in at your convenience.

What are the available options for funding my account?

You can make your initial account deposit via ACH transaction.

  • A To Do List including funding and other account related needs is included in the online account portal at the completion of the account opening process.  
  • Details for funding are also included in your thank you email.

Check your email for a link on how to reach the portal. Once your new account is open, we have a variety of services available through online and mobile banking to add funds to your account.  

What are the funding limits and funding process for ACH transactions?

Instant Funding Information:

You'll be asked for your online banking credentials securely through our paid funding process.

Account Funding Limits:

  • Personal Checking and Savings Accounts between $50 and $2,000.
  • Personal Money Market Accounts between $2,500 and $10,000.
  • Personal Certificate of Deposit Accounts between $500 and $100,000.
  • Business Checking Accounts between $100 and $10,000.
  • Business Savings Accounts between $50 and $10,000.
  • Business Money Market Accounts between $2,500 and $10,000.
  • Business Certificate of Deposit Accounts between $500 and $100,000.

Does the system account for Beneficial Ownership during the account opening process?

Yes. Beneficial Ownership information is collected for the originating account owner and any additional owners that may be applicable. Simply specify the relevant individuals during the process and a certificate of beneficial ownership will be created for your review at the completion of the account opening process. 

How do I add authorized signers to my account?

Authorized signers can be added when you go through the application process online. Simply specify your signers during the process and those individuals will receive an email to complete their enrollment. Your account set up can be completed after all signers finish their account application.

Does the system accommodate a Business Resolution during the account opening process?

Yes. Business Resolutions specific to the ownership type for a new online account are collected during the account opening process. The system will prompt several options including: 

  • Create a business resolution during the opening process
  • Add an existing business resolution for Midland to use
  • Continue to use and existing resolution that is already on file with Midland States Bank

*Note, the creation or addition of a new resolution will supersede any other resolution on file for all accounts related to your business.  

Why did I receive a pop up that my application is processing, and I will be contacted in 1-2 business days?

At the conclusion of entering your personal information, it is normal to receive this pop up alert.  During that time, our online support team will review and prepare your documentation and gather any additional requirements.  You will be contacted with further information.  

If you added authorized signers, those individuals will be contacted during this time to complete their portion of the application process.  

Should you need assistance in that timeframe, please contact customer service at 855-696-4352 or email msb@oao.midlandsb.com.

My identity wasn’t verified, how do I proceed?

This could be a simple fix. A member of our customer service team will review the reason for the error and will contact you with further assistance.

Where do I get the status of my online account?

You can view your account status and a To-Do List including funding and other account related needs in the online account portal. Check your email for a link on how to reach the portal.

Where can I find my account number?

Your account number is available at the completion of a successful application.  

Note: If authorized signers were added, completion of the applications occurs when all signers have completed the application process.  

After completion, you can find your account number and other important information by logging into the online portal at any time. Check your email for a link on how to reach the portal.

Can I add more accounts online without starting over?

Yes! Opening additional accounts is simple and convenient. Log back into the online account opening portal with the provided instructions or link from your email. Simply go to the marketplace on the top right hand side of the portal and then choose your account type. 

How do I enroll in eStatements?

Once your new account has been opened, set up your online banking access to add eStatements.

How do I apply for Online Banking for my new account?

Midland offers both Basic Business Online Banking that includes billpay and mobile check deposit for smaller businesses as well as Business Online Banking with advance Treasury Management Services including ACH, Wires and other services to support the needs for your business.   

  • Simply add Basic Online Banking or Treasury Management Services on the Additional Products screen during the online account opening process and a banking representative will contact you.  
  • Access for online banking can also be requested while working with online customer support during the completion of your online account set up.  
  • At any time following your account opening, customer care is available at 855-696-4352 to assist you with adding business online banking.  

How do I add Mobile Banking?

Once you complete your online banking enrollment, simply search for Midland States Bank in your app store, download the correct app and follow the instructions to link your account. 

What services are available with online and mobile banking?

At Midland, we have a full suite of digital products and services for our business customers. Depending on the needs of your business, Basic Online Banking includes options for bill pay and mobile check deposit. For advanced services including ACH, Wires, Positive Pay or desktop Remote Deposit Scanning, our Business Online Banking product has options that can be customized to meet the needs unique for your business.

How do I obtain further information on Treasury Management Services for my business?

We have a dedicated team of Treasury Management professionals that are available to assist you.   

  • Simply add the Treasury Management option on the Additional Products screen during the online account opening process.  
  • A referral to a Treasury Management Sales Officer can also be requested while working with online customer support during the completion of your online account set up.  
  • Treasury Management can also be contacted directly at any time after your account is opened by calling customer service at 855-696-4352.  

Is a debit card available with my online account?

For checking, savings and money market accounts, a Midland Debit Card can be requested by the originating account owner for any individuals connected to the account. Simply add the debit card option on the Additional Products screen during the online account opening process. Debit cards can also be added after the completion of the online process by contacting customer service.  

How do I order checks for my online account?

A variety of checks are available for your deposit account. Simply add the printed checks option on the Additional Products screen during the online account opening process. Checks can also be added after the completion of the online process by contacting customer service.  

How do I obtain information or request Merchant Services so that I can process card transactions for my new business account?

We have a dedicated team of Merchant Services professionals that are available to assist you.   

  • Simply add the Merchant Services option on the Additional Products screen during the online account opening process.  
  • A referral for Merchant Services can also be requested while working with online customer support during the completion of your online account set up.  
  • Merchant Services can also be contacted directly at any time after your account is opened by calling customer service at 855-696-4352 and selecting option 5.  

How do I reach Customer Service?

Customer Service is available at 1-855-696-4352.

You can also email online customer service at msb@oao.midlandsb.com

Where does Midland have a location I can visit?

We have more than 50 locations throughout Illinois and Missouri. Find a location near you.
Merchant Services

Merchant Services FAQs

How do I sign up for Merchant Services for my business?

Contact Customer Care at 1-855-696-4352 and dial #6 to speak to a Merchant Services professional or visit your local Midland States Bank branch to get started. If you prefer to begin the process online, visit our Merchant Services webpage and complete the contact form.

What will be the “rate” I pay for Merchant Services?

At Midland States Bank, the “rate” you pay is the actual VISA, MasterCard and Discover interchange rate. You can’t process for less than the actual interchange rates across the board. If you’re paying a “qualified” rate, “buy” rate or “discount” rate with your processor, then you’re paying too much. 

If I’ve sold my business, can the new owner use my Merchant Services account?

If you’ve sold your business and want to transfer your Merchant Services account to the new owner, call Customer Care at 1-855-696-4352 and dial #3 to speak with a Merchant Services professional. The new owner will need to fill out an application to establish an account under his or her name. 

What if I want to cancel my business’s Merchant Services Account?

To end your Merchant Services account with Midland States Bank, fill out our Cancellation Request form. You must fill out all the listed information. If you have any questions, call us at 1-855-696-4352 and dial #3 to speak with a Merchant Services professional. 

How do I register for payable and receivable business solutions?

Contact Customer Care at 1-855-696-4352 and dial #6 to speak with a Merchant Services professional or visit your local Midland States Bank branch to learn more about using more services for your business. 

If you prefer to begin the process online, visit our Merchant Services webpage and complete the contact form.

What if we're having issues with our Merchant Services equipment or account?

Call Customer Care at 1-855-696-4352 and dial #6 to speak with a Merchant Services professional. 

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