First Credit Union Mobile Banking lets you manage your accounts when you’re on the go. Our easy to use, secure app will help you keep track of your money anywhere, anytime!
What you can do:
- Access your accounts quickly and easily with a four digit PIN
- View account balances
- View transaction history
- Transfer funds between accounts
- Add automatic payments
- Perform one-off bill payments
- Add and delete bill payees
How it works?
- Register for the App with First Credit Union
- Download the app.
- Enter your existing First Credit Union Member number and password.
- Choose to set a simple 4 digit PIN for future access or continue to use your internet banking access number and password.
- Then start managing your accounts on the go - it’s as easy as that!
Security
- First Credit Union Mobile Banking uses high quality industry security encryption to help keep your personal details safe.
- For added security, First Credit Union Mobile Banking locks you out after three attempts if you repeatedly try and log in with the wrong PIN and will time-out if the app is left running for more than two minutes with no activity.
- Lost your phone? No need to worry, just update your internet banking password online or phone us to reset it for you, and this will automatically cancel your current Mobile Banking PIN.
Find out more about First Credit Union Mobile Banking by visiting www.firstcreditunion.co.nz/services/mobile-banking.
If you don’t currently have Internet Banking with First Credit Union you will need to register for this first before downloading the First Credit Union Mobile Banking app - contact your local branch(https://www.firstcreditunion.co.nz/Contact-Us/Find-a-Branch).
Its free to use the First Credit Union Mobile Banking app, but your usual mobile data costs and standard internet banking transaction and service charges will apply.
Downloading and use of the First Credit Union Mobile Banking app is also subject to the Mobile Banking Terms and Conditions available at: www.firstcreditunion.co.nz/services/mobile-banking.