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To begin, you must be a Great Florida Bank customer with an active account and enrolled in our Great Online Banking.
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Now let's get started! Choose the way(s) you plan to access mobile banking:
Mobile Website Access our mobile website from any internet-enabled device by going to greatfloridabank.mobi.1
  View account balances and activity, transfer funds and pay your bills by logging in with your Great Online Banking username and password.2
  For additional information regarding our Mobile Website, View our FAQ or Take a Tour Now
   
Text Banking Activate your Text Banking by logging into Great Online Banking from your PC.3
  Select Mobile Banking & Alerts from the menu navigation bar.
  Click the Activate button to register your phone.
  Enter your phone number and a text message will be sent to your phone with an activation code.
  Enter your activation code and proceed to setup your text prefernces.
  For additional information regarding our Text Banking, View our FAQ or Take a Tour Now
   
Mobile Apps Download our iPhone or Android app and begin accessing your accounts today.2
  We can send you a text with the download link or you can search GFB Mobile Banking in the iPhone Apps Store or the Google Play Store for Android. Want us to text you the link? Click here.
  For additional information regarding our Mobile Banking Apps, View our FAQ or Take a Tour Now
   
  1 Great Florida Bank does not charge for Mobile Banking. However, your wireless service provider may charge for data usage. Check with your wireless service provider for details on specific fees and charges that may apply.
  2 The Mobile Website and Mobile Banking Apps are available to Online Banking enrollees only.
  3 Great Florida Bank does not charge for Text Banking. However, your wireless service provider may charge for sending and receiving text messages on your mobile phone. Check with your wireless service provider for details on specific fees and charges that may apply.