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Welcome to Old National Small Business Digital Banking

Find everything you need to get started.

Your New Digital Banking Experience is Here

Now that your accounts have transitioned to Old National,  you can effortlessly manage your business accounts online from your desktop or through the Old National Mobile Banking app.

Please review the important details below to log in and take advantage of the convenient digital banking services now available to you.

IMPORTANT NOTE: To retain digital banking, Bill Pay and eStatement access, you must log in to Small Business Digital Banking by December 15, 2025, and accept the Digital Banking terms and conditions. If you also have personal accounts, you must log in to Old National Personal Digital Banking by December 15 and accept the Digital Banking terms and conditions to retain access.

If you were notified that your new digital banking service at Old National is ONPointe Treasury, please visit this page.

Logging in to Old National Small Business Digital Banking

  • Get started by visiting oldnational.com or by downloading the Old National Mobile Banking app. You may now delete the Bremer app from your mobile device.
  • Enter your current Bremer User ID or the new User ID we sent to you, followed by your current password.
  • After entering your credentials, you will receive a one-time passcode by text and will be prompted to create a new password.

For step-by-step first-time login instructions and a helpful overview of the Old National Small Business Digital Banking platform, please see the videos below

About Your Digital Banking Transition
Here’s what you’ll find and what you’ll need to do once you log in to Small Business Digital Banking:

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    What Was Transferred Automatically

    The following information has been carried over from your Bremer Business Online Banking service and is now available in Old National Small Business Digital Banking:

    • Your business accounts and user entitlements
    • Access to ACH and Wires, including saved templates, if you currently use these services
    • Bill Pay payees, scheduled payments and one year of Bill Pay history
    • Scheduled internal transfers
    • eStatement preference and up to two years of eStatement history (with up to seven years of history appearing in the near future)
    • Account nicknames and access to Autobooks
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    What You’ll Need to Reestablish

    The following did not transfer to Small Business Digital Banking but can be set up again once you log in:

    • Customized alerts (options may differ from Bremer)
    • Connections to Quicken® or QuickBooks®
    • Reports

      Note: Past transaction history, including images of deposit tickets and paid checks, were not transferred to the new platform, and debit card alerts no longer are a feature.

Watch: Your Introduction to Old National Small Business Digital Banking

Logging in for the first time

Take a tour of the features available when you access Small Business Digital Banking from your computer

Take a tour of the features available in the Old National Mobile Banking app

Frequently Asked Questions

A: Access to accounts transitioned from Bremer to Old National through Small Business Digital Banking began on Monday, October 20, 2025.

A: You can log in using your existing Bremer User ID or, in some cases, the new User ID we sent to you. Once you enter your User ID, enter your current password to log in.

A: Yes. Once you log in, you’ll find your Bill Pay payees, scheduled payments, and one year of history have all carried over.

A: Going forward, you’ll have access to your business accounts through Small Business Digital Banking and your personal accounts through Old National Personal Digital Banking.

Business accounts:

  • Use your current Bremer Business Online Banking User ID or the new User ID we sent to you, along with your current password to log in to Small Business Digital Banking to access your business accounts.
  • Note: If you have a business loan that was underwritten to a single person, this loan now appears in Old National Personal Digital Banking.

Personal accounts:

  • If you had separate online banking login credentials for your personal accounts at Bremer, use those credentials to log in to Old National Digital Banking to access your personal accounts.
  • If you did not have separate login credentials for your personal accounts at Bremer, please refer to the email we sent to you with credentials and instructions.

Note: Full access to online banking services for personal accounts is only available through Old National Personal Digital Banking. However, eligible customers l also have limited access to their personal accounts (view and transfer only) in Small Business Digital Banking. To retain this access, you must log in to Old National Personal Digital Banking and accept the terms and conditions by December 15, 2025.

A: Your eStatement preferences and up to two years of history have transferred to the new platform. IMPORTANT: To retain access going forward, you must log in to Small Business Digital Banking by December 15, 2025, and accept the updated terms and conditions.

A: Your connections to Quicken or QuickBooks were not transferred automatically but you can reestablish them. Step-by-step instructions for updating your connections are provided here.

Quicken Conversion Instructions

QuickBooks Online Conversion Instructions

QuickBooks Desktop Conversion Instructions