Welcome to First Texas Bank Lampasas

"Bill Pay Plus" is here and it is FREE!! Log-On to online banking and choose the tab at the top of the screen titled "Online Services". Once the menu appears click, on "Bill Payment". (if you do not have any pop-up blockers installed, you should be taken to the bill pay "sign up" area.) Please complete the application and submit it. You will receive an E-Mail from us when you are approved and are authorized to begin using bill pay. ***If you have pop-up blockers, please sign-on to online banking. Choose "Tools" tab. Choose Pop-up blocker settings. In "Filter Level" choose "Low: allow pop-ups from secured sites". Choose "Close". Try logging-on to online banking again and follow the steps listed above to access Bill Pay Plus.

FDIC WARNS OF FRAUDULENT EMAIL REQUESTING PERSONAL INFORMATION. CONTACT FIRST TEXAS BANK IF YOU RECEIVE SIMILAR EMAIL FROM HOMELAND SECURITY OR FDIC. FIRST TEXAS BANK E-MAIL ADDRESS IS NOW ftbl@firsttexasbank.com

For a lost or stolen ATM/Debit card please call 1-800-264-4274

Tips to Prevent Fraud

1. Do not give out personal information, such as your account numbers, card numbers, Social Security/tax identification numbers, passwords, unless you have initiated the call.

2. First Texas Bank will not make any unsolicited calls requesting your Access code, Password or personal information.

3. If you suspect you are not talking to a legitimate FTB representative, please call 512-556-3691.

MasterCard SecureCode is a simple and secure way to pay at thousands of online stores. A private code known only to you and your bank, your SecureCode enhances your existing MasterCard account by protecting you against unauthorized use of your card when shopping online at participating online retailers.

To sign up go to: https://www.securesuite.net/csi/registration/welcome.jsp?partner=1714 (You can highlight above address, right click, copy then go to the address bar and right click, then paste.)

COMPUTER FRAUD AND ABUSE ACT OF 1986: "The user is accessing a private computer" and "unauthorized access or use is not permitted and constitutes a crime punishable by law"