Through Manilla, Fifth Third Bank will now be able to offer its customers a slate of digital services, including paperless statements and customized notifications. Fifth Third Bank will also keep customers up to date on new features and engage directly with a highly attentive audience.

"We are happy to have another leading bank join our growing service," said Jim Schinella, chief operating officer of Manilla. "Savvy service providers, like Fifth Third Bank, are looking for new ways to engage customers in a protected online environment. Partners like Fifth Third also recognize that the network effect of Manilla increases reach, traffic and engagement to all those that join the service."

Manilla not only makes the digital banking experience smoother and more user-friendly, it also allows consumers to deepen engagement with their banks while going paperless.

A recent Manilla study found that 82 percent of users find it is helpful to have their financial institution available through Manilla, meaning the new Fifth Third partnership is likely to be well-received by customers seeking added convenience. The study also showed that 48 percent of Manilla users now view their financial accounts more often. Fifth Third Bank joins a growing network of Manilla-partnered service providers that are leveraging this emerging area of online engagement, including AT&T, DIRECTV and Duke Energy. By partnering with Manilla, service providers can offer an array of digital services while improving their consumer engagement.

Manilla organizes and simplifies people's lives by providing one secure access point to all household accounts and services. With access through Manilla.com and the highly rated Android and iOS mobile applications, consumers can turn to Manilla no matter where they are for up-to-date account information and status.