CardSwap

Update Payment Info in One Place.

Free yourself from tedious autopay updates.

CardSwap is the one place to update your payment information for anywhere you pay—shopping sites, streaming services, online subscriptions, and more—all with one tap.

Your Benefits

• 60+ Participating Vendors – Update payment information for more than 60 popular sites and services, from Target to Netflix, Venmo, Amazon and beyond.
• One Tap and You’re Done – Once you’ve added your SESLOC Visa debit or credit card, you can update your payment information simultaneously with a single tap.
• Avoid Missing Payments – While CardSwap is especially helpful for transitioning from an expired card, it is also helpful in the event your cards are lost or stolen. During that concerning time, it’s easy to forget your previously scheduled automatic payments. With CardSwap, you can avoid potential late fees and interruption in subscription-based services.
• Add Additional Cards – CardSwap is available for SESLOC Visa Cardholders, including HomeFREE Checking and Visa Credit Cards. Members may also add cards from other financial institutions or lenders, including Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express.
• Real Time Notifications – Get updates when your cards are about to expire or if a vendor is requesting a periodic update of expiring credentials.

Get Started in Online Banking

1. Log in to Online Banking, and navigate to Services > CardSwap
2. Confirm your notification preferences by toggling on the mobile phone number or email address.
3. Select the vendors you want associated with your SESLOC debit or credit card.
4. Follow the prompts to enter credentials for each vendor.
5. Vendors may be applied to different cards. Select “Add a New Card” to use another SESLOC card, or a card from another financial institution. Note: your non-SESLOC card may be dispalyed with the SESOC logo. Be sure you’re adding the right vendors to each card.
6. Your payment information is now updated with each vendor automatically. You’ll only need to update it if you change your username or password with the vendor.

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