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Comerica web banking

See the functions of the Comerica web banking in Canada

The online banking from Comerica (Canada) - is a 24/7 online program, enabling a customer to make the following financial operations:

  1. check your account balances
  2. look through the transaction history and make eStatements
  3. make money transfers to the accounts in Comerica and in other financial organizations
  4. send transfers abroad
  5. pay bills
  6. order stop payments on your checks
  7. pay utilities
  8. grant the management of your account to other people
  9. export your banking operations into Microsoft® Excel or Quicken® Banking
  10. change your data
  11. make other financial operations

Comerica Bank log-in can be made at the link.

A customer should just enter his ID and password.

Company Overview

Comerica Incorporated, headquartered in Dallas, Texas, operates a regional commercial bank serving Texas, Michigan, California, Florida, and Arizona, along with offices in Canada and Mexico. As of 2024, Comerica held approximately $79.3 billion in assets, reported a net income of $698 million, and employed around 7,565 staff across 499 branches. The company continues to focus on its core segments: commercial banking, retail banking, and wealth management.

Recent Developments & Recognitions

  • Comerica was honored as one of America’s Best Regional Banks by Newsweek in 2025, based on comprehensive customer surveys and reviews.
  • In the same year, the bank received multiple “Best Bank for Small Business” awards from Coalition Greenwich, emphasizing its strengths in long-term relationships, advisor satisfaction, trust, and advisory capabilities.

Small Business Pulse Index™ Survey (August 2025)

Comerica’s inaugural Small Business Pulse Index™, conducted August 1–13, 2025 among 1,010 U.S. small business owners, revealed robust optimism and tech-forward strategies:

  • 81 % expect revenue growth over the next 12 months, with nearly 30 % forecasting double-digit gains.
  • 45 % currently use AI tools—especially in technology and professional services for marketing, content creation, and data analysis—but many express caution due to concerns over errors, vulnerabilities, and learning challenges.
  • Inflation ranks as the top concern (23 %), followed by tariffs and cash flow issues.
  • Support for tighter AI regulation stands at 55 %, with stronger support among older business owners and those deeply familiar with AI.
  • 64 % believe AI will not threaten jobs in their industry over the next five years—indicating confidence that AI will complement rather than replace the workforce.

 

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