New Checking Account Number

Your Checking Account Number Has Changed

The security of your account numbers is important to us! To better protect your checking account(s), your member number is no longer your checking account number. While your member number will remain the same, you have been assigned a new 10-digit checking account number.

Accounts That May Be Impacted

• Personal Checking
• Business Economy, Analysis, and Plus Checking
• Money Market
• Home Equity Line of Credit

What You Need To Know

• Your Credit Union Share Savings Accounts will not be impacted. Continue to use your six digit member number for all savings accounts so that your transaction is not returned.
• Your Credit Union debit card will not be affected.
• Any outstanding checks will continue to be processed against your account. 
• There is no need to order new checks. All remaining checks in your checkbook(s) will continue to process as normal. 
• When you are ready to reorder checks through us, your new 10-digit checking account number will automatically be printed on your checks.
• If you use another check vendor, you must use your new 10-digit checking account number.
• All existing direct deposits and electronic transfers/payments (ACH transactions) will continue to process as normal.

What You Need To Do

• When setting up a new direct deposit or electronic transfer/payment, you must use your new checking account number.
• You can find your new number in Online Banking under the “Details” section of your checking account.
• For a step-by-step guide, see below.

In addition to providing enhanced security, this update will allow the Credit Union to better serve your future needs. We appreciate your understanding as we continue to evolve and enhance your financial experience!

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How To Find Your Account Number:

Login to Online Banking using your existing username and password. If you haven't setup online banking, click "Enroll Now."

 

Login

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Select "Checking Account" on the main Online Banking accounts page.

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Select "Details" located under your account balance information.

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Scroll down until you see "Routing #251480181/MICR #XXXXXXXXXX." The 10-digit MICR number is your new checking account number.

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 New Checking Account Number FAQs

Why are you making this change?

In addition to providing enhanced security, this update will allow the Credit Union to better serve your future needs.

What security risks did my account have?

Rest assured, all of your accounts at the Credit Union remain secure. This change is part of our ongoing proactive commitment to improving your account security. To better protect your checking account(s), your member number will no longer be the account number printed on your checks.

Was there an account takeover that led to this?

No. This is simply an operational change that the Credit Union is making.

What will happen to transfers/payments that I have scheduled?

All existing electronic transfers/payments (ACH transactions) will continue to process as normal.

What if I need to make a new transfer/payment?

When you set up a new electronic transfer/payment (ACH transaction) you must use your new 10-digit checking account number.

What will happen to my existing direct deposit(s)?

All existing direct deposits will continue to process as normal. 

What if I need to setup a new direct deposit?

When you set up a new direct deposit you must use your new 10-digit checking account number. For example, if you have your tax refund deposited to your checking account, you will need to use your new checking account number.