Direct deposit is a smart way to get paid! No more standing in line to deposit your check. Your pay can be deposited directly into your PSECU Checking or Regular shares on the morning of the day you get paid.
Direct deposit is safe, fast, confidential and FREE. Your money is deposited even if you're out of town!
Setting-Up Direct Deposit Start with your payroll or personnel office to request a direct deposit form. Follow the instructions on the form and return it to your employer. Your payroll or personnel office should be able to tell you when your direct deposit will begin.
A few things to remember:
- Your ten-digit account number
- PSECU's ABA/Transit Routing Number: 231381116
- If you are not already a PSECU member, you will need to complete the Membership Application before signing up for direct deposit
- If you are adding direct deposit service to a new account, be sure that you have ATM access and / or checks before beginning direct deposit
- Questions regarding partial payroll amounts and the timing of direct deposits should be directed to your employer
Once a direct deposit exists on your PSECU account, the funds are available for access through psecu@home®, PSECU's Self-Service Telephone (SST), Checking shares, ATM, Bill Payer and more.
Additionally, once the direct deposit is set-up, you may call PSECU's member service line to change the way funds are distributed within your account. For example, you may decide that you want your PSECU Visa® Capitol Credit Card® or another loan to be paid automatically from your direct deposit.
If you are already a PSECU member and would like to set-up direct deposit, you can download your Payroll Deduction application or contact the PSECU Call Center.
- For PSECU Call Center information including telephone numbers and hours of operation, Click Here!
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Please Note: It takes approximately six weeks for your Direct Deposit to begin. If direct deposit does not begin after six weeks, please contact your Payroll / Personnel department to see if it is pending. Do not submit another application. |
Not Just For Payroll Anymore!
The most popular way of using direct deposit is for payroll, but it can also be used for other types of federally recurring payments, including:
- Civil Service Retirement (OPM)
- VA compensation or pension
- Tax refunds
- Military civilian pay
- Social Secuirty
To set-up direct deposit for federally recurring payments, phone the agency directly and request direct deposit.
Form: #2133 Rev. 08/04