Digital Banking FAQs

Registration & login

Where can I find my member number?

Your member number is listed on the welcome letter you received in the mail when you opened your account with Connexus. You can also get your member number by calling 800.845.5025.

I can’t log in with my Android passcode. What should I do?

Logging in on an Android device with an Android passcode is no longer supported in the Connexus App. Please use your thumbprint, Face ID, or your username and password to log in.

Two-factor authentication (2FA)

What is two-factor authentication (2FA)?

Two-factor authentication (2FA) requires you to input two types of identification (“factors”) when logging into an online account, offering an extra layer of security to help protect your accounts and information from unauthorized access. You may also be prompted to enter a 2FA one-time code for other actions in Digital Banking, such as changing a phone number or email address or adding a linked account.

2FA improves upon the traditional username/password-based login format by requiring the additional form of identification. Think of two-factor authentication (2FA) as a “double lock” on your online accounts.

Why should I use 2FA?

By enabling 2FA, you make it significantly harder for unauthorized users to access your online accounts. Once enabled, even if someone learned the password for your Connexus account, they would still need the second form of identification (like a code sent to your cell phone) to complete the action.

What 2FA methods does Connexus offer?

We offer three 2FA methods:

  1. SMS (text message): A one-time code is sent to the phone number registered to your Digital Banking account.
  2. 2FA App: Download and enable a two-factor authentication application (2FA app) like Google Authenticator, Authy, or Duo. Once linked to your Connexus account, these apps generate a code, which you enter when prompted in Digital Banking.
  3. Voice Call: You will receive a phone call (to the phone number registered to your account) with a one-time code.
Is the 2FA app method more secure than the 2FA SMS and voice call methods?

The 2FA app method is considered more secure than the SMS (text message) and voice call methods. This is because the code from a 2FA app has significantly less chance of being intercepted or spoofed (imitated). The 2FA app provides a robust and secure authentication process and can be installed on any device you own.

Will Connexus ever call or ask for my one-time 2FA code?

Connexus will not call to ask for these codes. You will only use your one-time 2FA codes when you initiate specific actions in Digital Banking. Never share your code with another person, even if they say they are calling from Connexus. The only person viewing or entering in a one-time 2FA code should be you.

How do I set up the 2FA app method?

Setting up the 2FA app method is simple.

  1. Download your preferred 2FA app (like Google Authenticator, Authy, or Duo) from the app store on your device.
  2. Log into your Digital Banking account on a desktop site (not via the Connexus App).
  3. Go to Settings > Security.
  4. Under Two-Factor Authentication, select the pencil icon for the 2FA App, and then click Enroll.
  5. Scan the QR code with your authentication app or enter the code manually.
  6. Follow the directions in the authentication app to complete enrollment.
  7. Next time you log in and are prompted to use 2FA, choose the 2FA App option to receive your authentication code on your device.
Are the SMS and voice call 2FA options secure?

Absolutely! While the 2FA app method is considered the most secure, SMS and voice call options still provide additional protection over and above the traditional username/password method. Any form of multi-factor authentication is better than none, so choose the method that works best for you.

Where do the 2FA one-time codes come from?

SMS (text) message one-time codes will come from 31029. Voice call one-time codes will come from 717.204.4535. You can save these numbers to your Contacts so you know the text or call is from Connexus Credit Union. (Please do not call or reply to text messages from these numbers.)

If you have any questions about one-time codes, please call us at 800.845.5025.

My one-time code isn’t working. What should I do?

One-time codes will expire after 60 minutes. If you requested more than one security code, make sure you’re using the most recent one. If you still cannot verify your account actions, please call us at 800.845.5025.

I didn’t receive my one-time code. What should I do?

Ensure the phone number registered to your Digital Banking account is correct. Text codes can take a few minutes to arrive. Your one-time code may be delayed in the delivery due to connectivity issues. You can also request another one-time code. If you do, your previously requested code will become invalid.

Can you help me troubleshoot an issue with my third-party 2FA app?

Our Member Contact Center can help you with questions about setting up a 2FA app to use with your Connexus account, but we can’t troubleshoot issues with third-party authenticator apps.

Click below to view the guides for common 2FA third-party apps:

Google Authenticator App

Authy App

Duo App

Accounts

Where can I find my account number?
To find your account number, log in to Digital Banking from any device. Select the preferred account from your Dashboard, and then select the Details tab. For checking accounts, the account number is listed as “Checking Account Number.” For savings accounts, the account number is listed as “Number.”
What is Connexus’ routing number?

The routing number is 275982296.

Can I change the name of my account in Digital Banking?

Yes, to give your account a nickname, log in to Digital Banking from a computer (this cannot be done from a mobile device). Then, select the preferred account from your Dashboard. Once on the Accounts page, click on the pencil icon next to the name of the account to give your account a nickname.

Where can I find a list of my recent transactions?

To see your recent transactions, log in to Digital Banking from any device. Then, select an account from your Dashboard to see the transactions for that account.

How can I view more details about a transaction?

To see your recent transactions:

  1. Log in to Digital Banking from any device.
  2. Select an account to see the transactions for that account.
  3. Tap on the individual transaction. It will open to the full details and original description.
What if the simplified transaction description is incorrect or unclear? Can I change it?

There are two transaction descriptions available: Simplified and Original. You can choose which of these appears on your account.

Start by accessing Digital Banking via a desktop computer. Once you’re in the list of transactions for the account, click on the individual transaction and then click the “Help” link. Click on “The transaction’s simple description is incorrect.” On the next screen, you can choose to display the Simplified Description or the Original Description in the list of transactions.

Please note that you cannot edit the description on mobile or within the Connexus App.

What if I am still not sure about the transaction? How do I get more information?

Log into your Digital Banking account via a desktop computer. Click on the individual transaction and then click the “Help” link. Click on “I have a question about this transaction.” This will take you to the Message Center where you can request more information. You can also call the Member Contact Center at 800.845.5025.

Mobile Deposit

Is there a daily limit on how much I can deposit?

Yes. Daily deposit limits start at $2,500. If you need assistance with your limit, please contact the Member Contact Center at 800.845.5025.

Is there a limit to how many checks I can deposit each day?

There is no limit to how many checks can be deposited each day.

What are the requirements to qualify to use Mobile Deposit?

To use Mobile Deposit, you must have a Connexus checking or savings account, and your accounts must be less than 60 days delinquent or overdrawn.

How do I endorse my check for Mobile Deposit?

Sign the back of your check and write the phrase “For Mobile Deposit Only at Connexus.” This new requirement is the result of a regulatory change across all financial institutions. Its purpose is to help prevent fraud.

What do I do with the physical check after I deposit it with Mobile Deposit? Do I have to keep it? If so, for how long?

Per the Mobile Deposit disclosure, you agree to securely store and provide limited access to original check item(s) for a minimum of 60 calendar days.

Are funds deposited with Mobile Deposit available immediately?

You will see your Mobile Deposit funds posted to your account immediately, but standard check holds may apply depending on factors such as the dollar amount and type of check.

Can I deposit money orders with Mobile Deposit?

No, money orders cannot be processed through Mobile Deposit.

Are there any kinds of checks not allowed (government-issue, cashier’s check, etc.)?

The following are examples of items that are not permitted and will not be processed:

  • Cash, money orders, bonds, or non-negotiable items
  • Checks made payable to “Cash”
  • Checks that have been altered, post-dated, stale-dated, or are incomplete
  • Checks drawn on a foreign financial institution or in a foreign currency
  • Checks that do not have a payer signature and/or are not endorsed
  • Third-party, starter kit, or traveler’s checks
  • Other items as per our sole discretion
Can I deposit checks from other countries?

Only checks issued from financial institutions headquartered in the United States are able to be deposited through Mobile Deposit.

Bill Pay

Are there monthly, daily, or per transaction limits?
Yes. Payments to a business, bank, or credit union have a per-transaction limit of $9,999.99 and no daily or monthly limit. Payments to individuals have a per-transaction limit of $1,500, a daily limit of $3,000, and no monthly limit. Please note that these limits cannot be adjusted on a per-user basis. Depending on where payments are being sent, they will either be deposited electronically or via mailed check.
Can I stop a payment if I find it shouldn’t have been sent?

If your payment has not yet been processed, you may be able to cancel it. While a stop payment fee of $9 is applied to any cancellation of a payment made via check that has already been mailed, cancellations of electronic and not-yet-processed check payments are free.

How do I cancel a payment?

To cancel a payment made via mailed check, please call the Member Contact Center at 800.845.5025.

To cancel an electronic payment on the day it is scheduled to be sent, please call the Member Contact Center at 800.845.5025 prior to 3 PM CT. We’ll be happy to cancel your payment so long as it has not yet been processed.

To cancel a payment that is scheduled to be sent one or more days in the future, use the Bill Pay widget online. To do so, go to the Scheduled tab, and then click on the trash can icon located next to the payment you wish to cancel, underneath the calendars. If you don’t see a trash can icon or if you receive an error when you attempt to cancel a payment, please contact the Member Contact Center at 800.845.5025

I have a bill payee where the money is currently mailed by check. Can I change this to send electronically?

Yes. Please call us at 800.845.5025 and we’ll be happy to work with our Bill Pay provider to see if this change can be made. Keep in mind, the payee must be able to receive electronic payments for this change to occur.

Can I hide a bill payee from view?

Yes. To hide a payee, click on the payee name on the Bill Pay dashboard, and then click “Manage.” From there, you will see a toggle button that reads “Active/Inactive.” To hide the payee from view, click the toggle to “Inactive.”

I hid a bill payee from view. How can I unhide it?

Yes. At the bottom of your Bill Pay dashboard, you will see a blue link that reads, “View all payees.” Simply click that link to view the payees you have hidden. Next, click on the name of the specific payee you wish to unhide, and then click “Manage.” From there, you will see a toggle button that reads “Active/Inactive.” Click the toggle to “Active.”

When I pay a bill using Bill Pay, what is the difference between payment date and process date?

The payment date is the date we estimate your payment will arrive. Please note that payments made via mailed check may arrive a day or two earlier or later than our estimated payment date depending on the current mail volume of the USPS.

If your payment is being made electronically, the process date is the date we will deduct funds from your account. If your payment is being made via mailed check, the process date is the date the check will be mailed, and we will deduct the funds from your account once the payee cashes the check. The payment must process early enough to allow for delivery to the payee.

I am locked out of Bill Pay. What do I need to do?

You must contact our Member Contact Center:

My credit card payment was returned. Why?

It’s likely your card number was changed recently. You may have to update your card number/account number for your payment to reflect your updated card/account.

Account notifications

Can I set up multiple notifications?
Yes. There are several notifications you can choose to enable. There’s no limit to how many you can enable at once.
Where can I choose to receive my notifications?
You can customize your alerts to be sent by email, text, and/or push notification.

Snapshot

Will Snapshot work on my laptop or tablet?
Snapshot is only available for Apple® and Android™ smartphones. Laptops and tablets are not compatible with Snapshot.
What mobile devices are compatible with Snapshot?
To use Snapshot, you need to be running one of the two most recent versions of either iOS or Android on your smartphone.
What wearable devices are compatible with Snapshot?
While wearable devices are not currently supported by the new Connexus App, they will be in the future. Please stay tuned!
How many accounts can I see in Snapshot?
All accounts will be shown in Snapshot.
If more than one member sets up Snapshot for their accounts on the same device, which accounts will be displayed in Snapshot?
Snapshot will show the selected accounts for the member who most recently logged in to the Connexus App.

Transfers

Are there monthly, daily, or per-transaction limits on external transfers?

Yes. Transfer limits vary based on several factors and may change over time. To view your current limits, click on “Limits” at the bottom of the Transfers page in Digital Banking. If you have questions regarding limits, please contact the Member Contact Center at 800.845.5025.

Can I schedule transfers to be made at a later date?
Yes. You will choose a date and frequency when setting up your transfer.
Is there a fee associated with transfers?
No. There is no fee to make an internal or external transfer. However, there may be a fee charged if an external transfer is returned to Connexus.
I want to make sure my scheduled transfers are scheduled the way I want them. Is there any way I can validate?

On desktop, after you schedule your transfers, click on the “Scheduled” tab to view a calendar of the current month and the next two months. The orange-colored dots denote days on which at least one transfer will be made. To view details on individual transfers, click on a colored dot.

In the Connexus App, click on “Make a Transfer” under the Transfers & Payments menu. Your scheduled transfers and transfer history will be listed together below “Make a Transfer”.