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Step 1: Open your new Central Bank account

Organize your personal information, open your Central account, and unmerge from your old bank. We'll help you step by step. A Personal Banker in any Banking Center can advise you on the accounts and services to fit your needs and lifestyle. Or, click here to view our personal product and service options .

Now that you've made the decision to "unmerge", you'll want to gather information you'll need to open your new Central Bank Account. Just follow the steps below to make the Easy Switch!

Organize information you will need
Gather your account information and enter it on the Easy Switch Kit Account Information Worksheet - Form A designed specifically for this purpose.

Open your Central Bank accounts
Once you've gathered together the information for your accounts, any of our Personal Bankers will be happy to assist you with your new account opening. To find the nearest Banking Center to your home or work, click here .

You can begin using your New Central Bank Account immediately
Once your new account is funded, you can begin using your account immediately.

Your first order of personal standard checks is FREE (50% off other check styles)
Your check order and Central Check Card will be sent to you in about a week.

Enroll online for internet banking
As soon as your new account is open, you can enroll online for CentralNET, our 24 hour internet banking services, by clicking on Online Services. To add Bill Payment, just complete the CentralNET Additional Services Request Form - Form F on this site.

Form A - Easy Switch Kit Account Information Worksheet - Lexington & Winchester
Form A - Easy Switch Kit Account Information Worksheet - Nicholasville & Georgetown

Remember: Don't forget to leave enough funds in your old account to cover any outstanding checks or automatic payments. Our next steps will help you switch any automated payments and direct deposits to your new account.

 
 
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