Notice

New & Improved Enhancements to BRCB Bill Pay 

**As of January 21, 2026** 

 

MANAGE YOUR BILLS A BETTER WAY WITH BRCB BILL PAY


For banking that’s never been easier, we bring you BRCB Bill Pay – a smooth, convenient and secure way to manage your bills. With its easy-to-navigate interface, staying on top of your finances from one central location is simple and hassle-free.
 

Key Highlights of the January 21st Upgrade:

  • Users will find their eBills and reminders in a prominent Unpaid Bills section. Other billers will be arranged by user activity in the My Billers section
  • Search will be added to the Bill Pay home page to help users locate a specific biller and navigate through Bill Pay more quickly and conveniently
  • Bill Pay users’ ability to manage payments and all payment activity, including scheduled and processed payments, will remain unchanged  
  • Recurring payment settings and AutoPay plans will remain unchanged
  • Users will also have continued access to, and will be able to organize in groups, any billers they have previously added in Bill Pay
  • Aesthetic and functionality enhancements will be added
  • "View and Manage Profile" and "View and Manage Accounts" options will not be available in the updated version
  • After the upgrade, users will have the ability to switch between the current Bill Pay system and the new and improved version for 30 days. However, "View and Manage Profile" and "View and Manage Accounts" will not be accessible in the new and improved version post-upgrade

Sign-up for Bill Pay by logging into your Online Banking (upper right-hand corner of this screen), with your mobile banking app, or ask anyone here at BRCB and we can help you get set-up! 

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Notice: August 6, 2025

 

Wisconsin Bankers Association Warns of Rise in Bank Spoofing Occurring in Wisconsin — Bank Customers Must Be Vigilant Against Financial Fraud


The Wisconsin Bankers Association (WBA) is warning Wisconsinites of increased bank fraud and encourages citizens to continue their efforts to spot scams by criminals seeking to obtain bank account or personal information. With greater frequency, Wisconsin banks see a variety of fraud activity targeting consumers, including recent attempts by bad actors to defraud customers through calls impersonating the bank. Many instances include “phone number spoofing” which makes the call appear as if it were from the bank itself. If a call seems suspicious, hang up and contact the bank directly using a verified number.

“Banks across Wisconsin go to great lengths to help protect customers by investing in anti-fraud tools and account security. Wisconsin bankers, law enforcement, and other state agencies do a good job on educating Wisconsin residents on the importance of protecting personal data and banking account information,” said Rose Oswald Poels, WBA President and CEO. “However, criminals are sophisticated in their spoofing of bank names on Caller ID and creating fake websites or text messages with bank logos to mislead customers into providing account access information or transferring money. Bank customers must be vigilant to protect bank account and personal information from criminals.”

The Wisconsin Bankers Association offers the following tips to help protect customers against scams or financial exploitation:

🚩 Watch for these RED FLAGS of phishing in emails, calls, and text messages. 🚩 

🚩 They ask you to open a link you were not expecting

🚩 They use urgent or fear-inducing language

🚩 They send an attachment

🚩 They request personal information like PINs, passwords, or social security numbers

🚩 They pressure you to log into, or send money with, payment apps

WRITE SAFER CHECKS:
Use permanent gel pens when you write a check

Avoid blank spaces so criminals can’t fill them in instead

Withhold personal information on your checks

Take your mail directly to a U.S. Post Office location; do not use your mailbox at home or a free-standing blue drop box to send mail

Attentively monitor your account activity on your online banking platform

Regularly review your paid checks on your online banking platform, including ensuring the endorsement is correct and reflects the intended payee and amount

Switch to your bank’s payment app or online bill pay instead of writing a check

Follow up with payees to confirm they received and deposited your check

The best defense against scams is to stay informed. More information about how to spot scams and bank spoofing may be found at: https://www.banksneveraskthat.com/.