Digital Banking Upgrade

Your digital banking activities will remain uninterrupted until we initiate the conversion process. You can continue normal digital banking activities.

Keep an eye on this page, where we will post updates and pertinent information. We’ll also be sending updates and notifications via email and sharing through our social channels.

Other things you can do right now:

• Update your contact information with us so we can connect with you about these important changes.
• Take a look at your accounts and who has access to them. Make any access changes now so your Digital Branch experience is what you expect.
• Know what transfers, bill payments, and eBills you currently have set up so you can ensure they all transfer correctly, or re-set up the ones that need to be reconnected. Don’t enroll any new eBills as those will not convert over.
• Get familiar with our key dates, as these impact your ability to update your account, and make one-time transfers and bill payments.

AFFCU is dedicated to providing technology that helps our members better manage their personal finances. We have initiated this change in order to better evolve with the rapidly changing digital channels and provide members with an improved experience compared to what we offer today. To continue our commitment to offering enhanced technology and security to our members, it’s important that we upgrade to a system that can bring you a robust online banking experience to fit your needs.

This upgrade brings you a more streamlined, easy-to-use interface. A more robust platform will allow us to continue to evolve to meet the changing digital demands and do so at a faster pace. Updated multifactor authentication and passcodes offer the best security for your peace of mind. The change will also provide a more balanced experience providing nearly the same functionality no matter how you access your digital account.

We will convert to our new Digital Banking platform on March 15, 2021.

Other important dates to note are:

• March 12: Last day accessing current system (at 6:00 PM ET).
• March 13 -14: All current digital banking access will be frozen as we migrate data and activity. (Note: Access will be unavailable during these dates, but any scheduled activity will be processed.)

Everything except your account information. A key difference is that most everything you can do on the online platform can now be done on the mobile app, providing a seamless banking experience across all methods of access.

Our core services and features you are familiar with like Bill Pay, transferring funds, account alerts, and remote check deposit will remain available. These features will be easier to use, more intuitive, and offer more value to you.

The overall look and feel of online banking will change. The desktop and mobile versions of online banking will be more similar and you’ll be able to do nearly everything from your phone you can do from a desktop computer. The technology will be updated much more regularly allowing us to stay current with the latest digital banking technology trends.

In addition, the accounts you will be able to view may be different. The new Digital Branch is built around you. This means that whoever logs in will see accounts and loans associated with the unique identifier of the primary account owner under that single login. If you log in like you’re accustomed to doing, you may see more accounts or loans than have been visible to you before. No more logging into several accounts.

We recommend that you take the time to make sure you know which accounts will be visible to you, and which accounts of yours may be visible to others once we flip the switch. If you have any questions or concerns, reach out to our Member Contact Center at (410) 584-7474.

No. Your membership number and account numbers will remain the same. If your full membership number is 10000012345678, you will enter 1234567 (take the last 8 numbers and remove the last digit which is a share identifier – may include zeros at the beginning if applicable) when enrolling in Digital Banking. If you do not know your account number, it can be found on the bottom of your checks or you can call (410) 584-7474 for help.

We strongly encourage you to confirm this piece of information in advance and have knowledge of it when accessing the new system for the first time

Yes. You will want to delete the old AFFCU Mobile Banking App and download the new version to your mobile device(s). You can find it by searching AFFCU in the App Store or GooglePlay Marketplace, or simply follow the links posted on this page.