With our new Online Account Opening service, moving to SESLOC Credit Union has never been easier — bring it home in just 4 easy steps:
1. Register for Online Banking
Enroll in Online Banking or download the Mobile App to access your account at home or on-the-go. It’s also your portal to convenient tools like Bill Pay and mobile deposit.
2. Register for Online Banking
Next you’ll need to update companies and financial institutions that handle your automatic deposits and withdrawals. With Direct Deposit, checks can’t get lost, stolen or delayed, so funds are readily available on the date your check is issued. Tax refunds, paychecks, Social Security or any recurring checks are automatically deposited, even if you’re sick or on vacation. That means no delays, no standing in lines and no worries.
You can quickly establish or move your paycheck or other direct deposit to SESLOC in just a few clicks with the Direct Deposit Switch tool in Online Banking—no need to contact your employer. Simply select the three-dot More Links icon […] in the Menu bar, then select Direct Deposit Switch from the drop-down.
To establish Direct Deposit the traditional way, you’ll need to provide them with your new routing and account numbers. Here’s how to locate that information:
Routing Number: 322282713
Account Number: Your checking account’s MICR number is basically a numerical address for electronic transfers to ensure they go to the right place. This is different from your 6 digit account number, also known as your member number. Your MICR number can be accessed at any time in Online Banking by clicking on the checking account tile in the main accounts portal. Click on details to the right of the search bar to display additional account information, including your MICR number.
3. Confirm Changes
It may take several weeks for these changes to take effect as your service providers process your request. Direct deposit, for example, may take up to two pay cycles.
During this time, monitor Online Banking to confirm that each transaction has been redirected. You’ll also want to make sure that any outstanding checks from your previous financial institution have cleared.
4. Close Down Your Old Accounts
Once you verify that outstanding checks have cleared and automatic withdrawals and direct deposits are redirected, you’re ready to close your old account.
After closing the account, destroy any old checks, ATM/debit cards, and deposit slips.