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Manage your bank accounts and debit cards conveniently from your mobile device. View balances, transfer funds, pay bills, and make mobile deposits. Enhanced card controls allow you to manage spending and track transactions.
What's New in CharterGo Mobile Banking
26.1.20
May 27, 2026
We are continually releasing new updates to further improve your mobile banking experience. This version includes user interface improvements, security updates and bug fixes. Please be sure to turn on automatic updates to make sure that your app is always up to date.
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What can I do with CharterGo Mobile Banking?
You can view account balances and recent transactions, transfer funds between accounts, pay bills, make mobile deposits, and find ATM or bank locations. The app also offers advanced controls for your CharterWest Visa Debit Cards, allowing you to manage where and how they are used, and providing detailed insights into your spending.
Is CharterGo Mobile Banking free to use?
Yes, the application is free to download and use. However, message and data rates may apply for receiving account alerts via text message.
What permissions does the app require?
The app requires access to Location Services to find nearby ATMs and branches, Camera for mobile deposits, and Contacts to facilitate bill payments to selected contacts. It will not access your call logs.
How does the card management feature work?
The card management feature allows you to control when and where your CharterWest Visa Debit Cards can be used based on location, merchant type, and spend amounts. You can also get detailed information about transactions, view spending insights, and track where your card information is stored for online or recurring payments.
What are the benefits of using this app for bill pay?
The app integrates with CheckFree Bill Pay, allowing you to pay your bills, manage contacts, and even capture bill information using your device's camera. This streamlines the process of managing and paying your various bills.





