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Make deposits and withdrawals, transfer funds between accounts and make loan
payments - anytime you want! All it takes is our handy ATM Card, and it's free!
-
 No
issuance fee
- No annual fee
- No usage fee on SHAZAM Network Privileged Status Automated Teller Machines (ATMs)
- You can pick your own PIN number!
- Subject to application approval
What Every ATM Card Owner Should Know...
In order to minimize the risk of potential loss, notify us immediately if you
believe your card or personal identification number (PIN) has been stolen. If
you tell us within two business days, your liability will not exceed $50.00 if
someone has used your card without your permission.
If we are not properly notified within 2 business days after you learn of the
loss or theft of your card and preventions could have been made to stop
unauthorized use, you could lose up to $500.00.
If your statement reflects a transfer that you did not make, notify us
immediately. If you notify us within 60 days after your statement was mailed to
you, your liability will not exceed $50.00. If we are not properly notified, you
may be liable for the amount of unauthorized transfers up to the time we are
notified.
Contact us to
apply for an ATM Card or open an account. If you have a concern regarding a
stolen card, stolen PIN or unauthorized transfers, call us immediately at
309-925-2511.
Seven Simple Tips to Protect Your Pin!
- Select a PIN that doesn't contain
information easily obtained about you, including license plate numbers,
telephone numbers, Social Security numbers, the make of your automobile,
the name of the street where you live, etc.
- Memorize your PIN.
- Never write your PIN on your card or anything you carry with or near
your card.
- Refuse to tell anyone your PIN or
account number, including financial institution staff and law
enforcement officers.
- Refuse to loan anyone your card.
- Know who you are talking to. Never give
unsolicited callers personal information or account numbers over the
phone. Police officers, law enforcement officials, and financial
institution representatives should never ask you to withdraw funds from
an ATM.
- When entering your PIN, block the view
of others by standing between the terminal and any person who is
waiting, or cup your hand over the key pad as you enter your PIN.
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