Online Access | Together Credit Union

Simplify Your Money Management

Online Access makes managing your money easy. Schedule bill payments, transfer funds, apply for loans and sharpen your financial well-being ‐ all from your computer, tablet, or mobile device.

First-Time Users:  

  • Visit the OnlineAccess registration page
  • Fill out the form (use the same contact information as you did when opening your account)
  • Click "Complete Sign up"

Please note: If all the information properly aligns with what you provided during account opening then you will be prompted to sign in right away. If not, our team will have to do a manual verification for security reasons. This typically takes 1-2 business days and you will be notified via email once completed. 




Convenient Online Banking Options  

  • Check balances
  • Transfer funds
  • Set up account alerts
  • Automatic bill pay 
  • Money Management 
  • Budgeting resources
  • Cash back opportunities
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Manage Your Accounts with Powerful Self-Service Tools

Our card management tools give you complete control over your spending and security. Access your personalized dashboard to view transactions, set spending limits, and quickly lock or unlock your card. With real-time alerts and customizable settings, you can monitor your account activity and protect your finances anytime, anywhere.
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Frequently Asked Questions About OnlineAccess

Pay Your CU Loan via OnlineAccess

To make a payment from another financial institution to your loan account, log in to your account, click "Move Money," and select "Pay Your CU Loan".*
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Simply log in to your Credit Union account and click "Move Money" at the top, then select "Make a Transfer." Here you can transfer funds from your Credit Union accounts to your loan account.
External Account Transfer via OnlineAccess:

Use the External Account Transfer feature to set up transfers from another financial institution into your Credit Union loan account.*

Please note, this feature is not currently available in mobile and cannot pay your loans directly. Funds must be deposited into your external deposit account and then properly transferred to your loan account.
Disclosure
OnlineAccess uses an integrated security system to protect your account data from exposure to unauthorized persons. This system is a multi-factor security policy that governs all aspects of the OnlineAccess service. Each tier governs a unique aspect of your OnlineAccess session and transactions with the Credit Union. These policies form a rigid security implementation that enables you to conduct business with the Credit Union via the Internet with an extremely high degree of security. At no time does anyone from the outside world have access to the Credit Union's database via the Internet. Any and all requests for data must pass through two distinct validation and control centers. Each request and answer is logged at each stop through the firewall. Additionally, any suspicious activity is logged and causes an alarm.

Encryption occurs for all information going to and from both you and OnlineAccess. Plainly stated, encryption is "mumbo jumbo". Encryption takes meaningful text and numbers and scrambles them into numerical nonsense before transmitting them across the Internet. This process uses complex mathematical formulas to create a key that is used to translate the "mumbo jumbo" nonsense back into meaningful data. There are billions of potential keys and a different one is used for each online session with OnlineAccess. The key to be used is established when the online connection is made between your device and OnlineAccess. Your next online session will use a completely different key!

Your personal account also has two additional layers of security surrounding it. First, your Login ID (Account #) and Password (PIN) which are specific to your account and can be changed by you for added security. Second, is a one-time use verification code. The verification code can be delivered to you via a text message or a call to a phone number you have stored in OnlineAccess. The OnlineAccess system will automatically lock access to your account should several unsuccessful attempts to access your account be made.

*Throughout this notice, the word "information" refers to personal information about you that may not be publicly available.