A D.C. Teachers Federal Credit
Union ATM card gives you access to your accounts 24 hours a day,
seven days a week, at any ATM in the STAR or CIRRUS networks.
(There are more than 2000 such ATMs in the Washington metropolitan
area alone.)
The Many Uses of Your ATM
Card
You can use your ATM card to:
Get cash from your share account
Get cash from your share draft account
Find out your balances
Transfer funds between accounts
Get a cash advance on Visa
The POS Option
You can also make point of sale (POS) purchases with your card.
In a POS transaction, the funds required for your purchase are
immediately debited from the credit union account you designate.
It saves you the trouble of writing a check and relieves you of
the need to carry lots of cash or use credit. Best of all, the
entire transaction takes only seconds.
In the Washington metropolitan area, you can use
your card to make POS transactions at any of the following retailers:
Safeway
Giant
Mobil Oil
Exxon
Crown Petroleum
Total Beverage
and more!
You can also make POS transactions at any U.S. post
office.
How to save on ATM fees
When you use ATMs that belong to D C Teachers Federal Credit Union,
your transactions are completely free. But sometimes our ATMs
are not convenient. So keep in mind that you can get cash back
at many places including the grocery store without paying a fee.
When you make a point-of-sale purchase, select the option to get
cash back - usually up to $50.00.
You can also save money by using MacLine Audio Response
for free balance inquiries. If you make an inquiries at an ATM
we don't own, you'll be charged a fee. Of course, you can make
free inquiries at our machines.
To apply for an ATM card you must come into
the credit union main office at the Edmonds School Building or
make an appointment at the UDC Branch office. This appointment
is necessary in order to establish your confidential access code.
If you cannot come into either office, please call to make other
arrangements.
See our current service charges
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