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Make deposits into your accounts

Here are some easy ways to deposit into your Oregonians account without entering a branch. 

 

Mobile Depost

Mobile Check Deposit

Snap a picture of your check in our app, and we'll deposit your check for you.

30,000 fee-free ATMs

Smart ATM Deposits

Every Oregonians branch has an external ATM that accepts cash and check deposits.

30,000 fee-free ATMs

CO-OP Call Center

Transfer funds between your credit union accounts by calling 866-692-8669.


Electronic Transfers

You can use electronic bank-to-bank transfers, also known as external transfers or account-to-account transfers, to move funds from one of your bank accounts to your Oregonians account. Here are some ways you can do this:

 

Bill Pay

You can use the bill pay service offered by your other financial institution to send money from that account to your Oregonians account. Bill pay is a service typically offered in online banking.

 

Money Transfer Apps

Oregonians CU checking accounts are compatible with transfer apps, like PayPal, Venmo, Zelle, and Cash App. You can use your debit card or your Oregonians CU account and routing number to make transfers.

 

External Account Transfers

If your other financial institution offers an external account transfer service (sometimes called A2A for account-to-account), follow their instructions to make a deposit from that account to your Oregonians account.

 

Write a Check

If you have checks for the account you'd like to transfer money from, you can write one and use our Mobile Check Deposit feature in our app to deposit the funds into your Oregonians account.

 
 

 

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