Key Advantages of Electronic DeliveryHOW TO SET UP E-DELIVERY . Key Advantages of Electronic Delivery • View documents in a secure, password-protected environment • Receive timely

HOW TO SET UP E-DELIVERY

Key Advantages of Electronic Delivery • View documents in a secure, password-protected environment • Receive timely emails on new account communication • Reduce the risk of identity theft by not receiving sensitive ÿnancial information through the mail • Avoid delays that may be associated with postal delivery of account communications • Become more organized and reduce the risk of misplacing important documents

1. Visit arvest.com, drop down the LOG IN TO menu, and select Investments - Wealth.

2. Select Enroll Today! to enroll in e-Delivery.

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3. Under e-Delivery Preferences, select Add Email Address(es).

4. Enter either one or two email addresses.

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5. Enter each email address and conÿrm by entering a second time. Then click Save.

6. Emails will now display. Select Quick Enroll.

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7. Choose the document types for e-Delivery including: Statements and Reports, Trade Conÿrmations, Notiÿcations and Tax Documents.

Next, choose whether to receive Proxy/Shareholder Communications via e-Delivery, and select which email address to apply them to.

8. If applicable, for Proxy/Shareholder Communications via e-Delivery, choose a 4-digit PIN. Select Save PIN.

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9. Select I Agree to consent to electronic delivery.

10. A pop-up will open, displaying the e-Delivery enrollments. Click OK.

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Investments and Insurance Products: Not a Deposit Not Guaranteed by the Bank or its Afÿliates Not FDIC Insured Not Insured by Any Federal Government Agency May Go Down in Value

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