Welcome!

Switching your checking account to MEMBERS1st Community Credit Union has never been easier!
Just follow these five simple steps!

1. Open your MEMBERS1st Community Credit Union Checking Account
   Complete an application for your free checking account online or visit one of the credit union’s conveniently located branches to open your account. All of the credit union’s accounts come with:
   • Free eStatements, online banking, mobile banking and Bill Pay
   • Access to thousands of FREE ATMs through the Privileged Status Network
   • No minimum balance fees
   • Unlimited teller transactions and in-branch services
   • Free VISA Debit Card or ATM card
   • Optional Courtesy Pay
     
2. Move/Enroll your Direct Deposit to your new MEMBERS1st Community Credit Union Checking Account
   To move your Direct Deposit to your new MEMBERS1st checking account, complete the Direct Deposit Change Request Form. If you have other sources of direct deposit, such as Social Security, you can visit www.ssa.gov/deposit or call 800-772-1213 to change social security deposits by phone. You will need to provide the MEMBERS1st routing number (273975331) and your new checking account number. Complete the Direct Deposit Enrollment Form to set up a new direct deposit.
   
3. Redirect your Automatic Payments
   Move automatic payments or withdrawals (loans, bills, etc.) to your new MEMBERS1st account by completing the Authorization for Automatic Payment Request form. You will need to provide the MEMBERS1st’s routing number (273975331), your new checking account number or your new VISA debit card number.
   
4. Stop using your Previous Checking Account
   Terminate the use of your previous checking account but monitor it to be sure that all of your changes have occurred. Allow for enough time for final automatic payments, outstanding checks, and debit transactions to clear. Destroy any unused checks and account cards (debit, ATM). Log in to online banking to set up Bill Pay and request eStatements.
   
5. Close your previous Checking Account
   To close your previous checking account, complete the Account Closing Request form.