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Rename a bank nickname, or replace the connected bank by deleting it and adding a new one.

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New Horizon Experience. This article describes the New Horizon Experience, which is available now. As of September 28, 2026, New Horizon is the default starting point on a computer or laptop. In the Horizon WebRef mobile apps for Android and iOS, New Horizon is already what you see. If you still have the older layout, choose Switch to New Horizon from the banner or your account menu. You can switch back to Legacy Horizon from that menu any time during the transition.

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This article is for Officials in the United States who already have a bank on a personal or business Payment Center account. Use it when you want a clearer nickname, or when you need a different routing number, account number, or checking versus savings account. Organization administrators changing a business bank stay on the business account view.

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Open Payment Center from Payments in the side menu (or from the Payments area of your account). These steps work on a phone and on a computer in New Horizon.

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The only in-place edit is the bank nickname. That label is just a reference for you. It has no operational effect. It does not change which bank receives money.

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Changing the bank account number, routing number, or the type of account (checking or savings) is not an edit of the existing bank. You must delete the bank account and add a new one.

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Your organization must use Payment Center. Organization administrators turn it on by creating a Payment Sender account. See How to create a Payment Sender account. If your officiating organization is not using Payment Center, they pay you through whatever outside process they use, and those bank details are not changed here.

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Open the Utilities menu (the gear on the personal card), then Bank Accounts. On the bank card, open the menu (three dots) and choose Rename. The Edit Nickname window explains that the nickname has no operational effect. Enter the new nickname and choose Save.

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On a computer or laptop, the same gear sits on the personal card. Open that Utilities menu and choose Bank Accounts.

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Officials need a nickname of at least 5 characters and no more than 50. After it saves, you see Bank Nickname Updated.

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To change which bank is connected, delete the current bank, then add and verify the new one. Open Bank Accounts, open the card menu, and choose Delete. Type DELETE ACCOUNT and choose Delete Account. Then choose Add Bank Account and finish verification. The linked articles above walk each of those steps.

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Personal accounts typically allow one bank, so you usually delete first and then add. Business accounts may allow two banks, so you can add the new bank first when a slot is still open, verify it, then delete the old one.

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The destination bank is set at the moment a payment transaction is created and initiated by your officiating organization. A pending transaction that is already in process uses the bank that was on file when that transaction was created. Changing your bank after a payment has been created does not redirect those existing payments. Your new bank is used only for new payment transactions that are created and initiated after you have verified the new bank.

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If you delete your existing bank and add a new one, your ability to receive payments is paused until you complete micro-deposit verification. That can take 1 to 3 business days. During that time you cannot receive any new payments until verification is finished.

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On a computer or laptop, the older legacy layout stays until you choose Switch to New Horizon from the banner or your account menu. That older screen uses a Bank Accounts tab. There is still no in-place edit for routing, account number, or account type. Delete used a red X, and Add Bank Account sat in the top toolbar. Those older add and delete controls were desktop or laptop paths. Existing pending payments and the verification pause still work the same way.

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