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Version
26.2.0
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112.0 MB
License
Free
Updated
May 25, 2026

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About Columbia Mobile Banking

Columbia Mobile Banking puts your accounts in your pocket. Manage personal or business checking, savings, and mortgage accounts with all the power of online banking—plus mobile-first features designed for on-the-go banking.

Deposit checks directly from your phone with mobile check deposit, eliminating trips to a branch. Log in securely using Touch ID or Face ID for quick, passwordless access to your funds.

Send and receive money instantly with Zelle® by entering just a mobile number or email address. Check real-time account balances, search past transactions, and monitor activity at a glance. Set up alerts for balance changes and account activity so you stay informed without constant manual checking.

Need to pay a bill? Handle it in seconds from the app. Locate your nearest Columbia branch or ATM using the built-in finder, so you always know where to go for in-person service.

If you manage a business with Columbia Commercial Online Banking, download the companion app—Columbia Commercial Mobile Banking—for dedicated commercial banking tools.

Your mobile carrier's message and data rates may apply. Mobile check deposits and Zelle transfers require enrollment and must originate from a Columbia Bank consumer checking account to a domestic bank account. Recipients have 14 days to enroll to receive funds; otherwise the payment is cancelled. Dollar and frequency limits apply.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Mobile check deposit eliminates the need for branch visits
  • Biometric login with Touch ID or Face ID for fast access
  • Instant money transfers via Zelle using just a phone number
  • Real-time balance and transaction alerts keep you informed

Cons

  • Requires a Columbia Bank consumer checking account to use
  • Mobile check deposit and Zelle transfers subject to daily limits
  • Zelle recipients have only 14 days to enroll or payment cancels
  • Android-only; no iOS or desktop version available

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