When you visit the bankirvine.com website, you remain anonymous unless you choose to share personal identifiable information. You may choose to share this information while requesting additional information about our products or services or conducting transactions through our online banking.

Please refer to our Bank Irvine Privacy Notice for more information about how we protect or share personal information.

Bank Irvine may make periodic changes to the Online Privacy Policy. When these changes occur, we post the new policy on this website and change the “Last Updated” date. When appropriate, we may notify you through other means.

When you visit our website, we collect general analytical data. This data assists with analyzing traffic patterns, trends, browser information, and browser activity. This includes no personally identifiable information. Cookies are used to track and collect this analytical data.

Visitors to our website may “Opt-Out” from having this data collected by setting their browser to block cookies without loss of site functionality.

While logged into Bank Irvine Digital Banking, specific data is collected and stored within a cookie.

This data includes:

• Device information (PC, Mobile Phone, Tablet, etc.)
• IP address (a unique string of numbers that identifies a device communicating over the Internet)
• Browser information (browser type and version)

This information is used during user authentication and by fraud prevention systems. Personally identifiable information is not collected or stored within cookies.

Online banking at Bank Irvine requires cookies to be accepted by the browser.

A cookie is small text file that a web server stores on a visitor’s computer. The information stored within the cookie is retrieved by the web server when you return. Web browser security can be set to block cookies from being saved to your computer. However, Bank Irvine Online Banking requires the browser to be configured to accept cookies.

The cookies allow the Bank to track how a visitor navigates through our site. It also allows the Bank to collect unique information about the visitor’s device such as an IP address. The device information stored within a cookie is used throughout the online banking user authentication process. In addition, the information within the cookie is used by back-end fraud prevention systems. Bank Irvine does not collect or store personal information within cookies.

Bank Irvine recognizes the value of communicating and building relationships through social media. It’s important to note that the Bank Irvine Website Privacy Policy does not apply to, supersede, or have authority over the individual privacy policies of social media sites. Before using social media, we ask that you carefully read the privacy policies of each social media website or application.

Third parties such as social media companies and advertising networks may build profiles based on your browsing activity using cookies. If a third-party cookie or similar tracking device is placed on your computer by a third party, it may be able to collect information about your browsing activity on our website.

Bank Irvine does not control or endorse the comments made by customers or visitors through social media websites or applications. We also do not control these third parties tracking technologies or how they may be used. If you have any questions about a third-party’s cookies, you should contact the provider directly.

For more information on being safe and secure on social media sites, please visit the Department of Homeland Security US-CERT.

Bank Irvine will never ask for personal information through unencrypted e-mail. E-mail is not a secure method for sending sensitive personal or financial information including:

• Social Security Numbers
• Account Numbers
• Loan Numbers
• Driver License or State ID Numbers

If you need to send sensitive information to Bank Irvine, please contact or visit our Bank Irvine Branch of Office to learn more about our secure e-mail encryption portal.

For more information on privacy and online security, please visit the Federal Trade Commission online.