CNB Merger
What to Expect
The legal merger of CNB and Heartland Bank will occur on March 1, 2026.
Your everyday banking will continue without interruption until our systems merge the weekend of March 20-22. You will receive additional communication in the coming weeks to inform you of changes, if any, to your accounts. In the meantime:
Please refer to the below list of common FAQs for additional information.
Accessing Your Accounts Online
Get started with digital banking!
You can continue to use your current online banking through March 20. We’ll be sharing more details soon about how to access your online and mobile banking after that date.
We’re confident you’ll find Heartland Bank’s online and mobile banking platforms intuitive and easy to use.
Business accounts can also access:
Get started with Business Connect!
You can continue to use your current treasury services through March 20. We’ll be sharing more details soon about how to access your Business Connect account after that date.
Business Connect is Heartland Bank’s software solution for your business! With it, you can easily view, track and manage your day-to-day cash position online, any time. Plus, there are different service tiers so you can customize settings based on what you need, whether you’re a small startup, a large corporation or a commercial operation.
We offer a variety of personal and business loan services!
You can access Heartland Bank’s online banking and loan portal payments starting March 23. We’ll be sharing more details soon about how to access your loan accounts after that date.
Where should I send my loan payments?
Effective March 1, 2026, loan payments should be made payable to Heartland Bank and Trust Company.
Loans are subject to approval, and fees may apply. Terms and Loan to Value requirements are subject to change without notice. For licensing information, go to www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org. NMLS #402266
Account Support & Safety
At Heartland Bank, your security is our top priority. From time to time, Heartland Bank may contact you, but we will never ask you to share personal information, such as your password or PIN, by phone, email or text. If you’re ever unsure about a message or call, simply pause and contact us directly so we can help.
Visit our Security Center for more information on how to keep your account safe.
At Heartland Bank, our strength lies in relationships that give meaning to our work. We’re here to serve you!
FAQs
The following are answers to a few questions you may have about the CNB Bank & Trust merger with Heartland Bank and Trust Company.
General Information
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