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To activate and create a PIN for your debit card, please call the Activation Line at 866.985.2273 from the telephone number you have on file with OneAZ.

You may order a debit card from our Member Care Center by calling 844.663.2928. Cards ordered through our Member Care Center may take 7-10 business days to arrive by mail.

Expedited card delivery options are available at an additional charge. You must be home to sign for the expedited delivery.

If you’re near a OneAZ branch, schedule an appointment to meet with a personal banker. Your personal banker can print a new debit card for you while you are in the branch.

In Online Banking, you have the option to lock your card while you search for it. If you locate your card, you can unlock your card and begin using it again.

You may also order a debit card from our Member Care Center by calling 844.663.2928. Cards ordered through our Member Care Center may take 7-10 business days to arrive by mail.

Expedited card delivery options are available at an additional charge. You must be home to sign for the expedited delivery.

If you’re near a OneAZ branch, schedule an appointment to meet with a personal banker. Your personal banker can print a new debit card for you while you are in the branch.

Yes! OneAZ will send you a text message immediately following suspicious activity. You can reply to the text message to let us know if the transaction(s) in question are valid.

If you do not respond to the text message, our team will send you a series of pre-recorded phone calls to notify you of the suspicious activity. If we don’t hear from you through text or phone, an email will be sent asking you to review and provide feedback on the transaction.

In Online Banking, select the account affiliated with your card from the left pane. A screen with your account details will appear. Your card reward balance can be viewed near the top right of the page.

Before taking action to file a dispute, review the details of the charge. If the charge looks incorrect, contact the merchant first. Merchants can resolve charge errors within a few days, whereas it can sometimes take financial institutions weeks to resolve. If the merchant is unable to resolve the charge error, OneAZ can investigate on your behalf.

If you file a debit card dispute, you will be asked to provide details about the transaction. The more details you provide, the faster your dispute may be resolved. Investigating a dispute may take 30 to 90 days. Provisional credits for disputes can take up to 10 business days to be processed.

To begin a debit card dispute, please schedule an appointment to meet in-person or virtually with a personal banker at local OneAZ branch. Our Card Services team is also available at 844.663.2928.

If you are unsure whether you are a victim of fraud or experiencing a charge error, review the information below:

Charge Error

You recognize the transaction, but it appears to be incorrect. Some examples of charge errors are:

• A recurring transaction or trial subscription you canceled
• A product or service you never received or received late
• A one-time purchase you returned or canceled, and you still haven’t received a credit
• A charge higher than the amount on your receipt
• A product or service you received and are dissatisfied with
• Your card was charged even though you used cash or a different card
• The same card was charged more than once for the same transaction

Fraud

A fraudulent transaction is one that wasn't made by you or anyone authorized to use your account. Before you report a fraudulent transaction, think back to ensure that you haven’t allowed someone to use your card. Review the transaction details, and keep in mind that some merchants use a different name or address for billing purposes.

If you would like to report a card lost or stolen, you can create a report in Online Banking.

Select your card from the left pane and click on the three dots. Then, select Report Card Lost/Stolen.

We will ask you if any of your recent transactions look suspicious. Provide a yes or no answer and select Next. Once you are satisfied with your entry, select Submit. When you select Continue, the request is submitted for processing. Your existing card, the one being reported lost or stolen, will be immediately deactivated.

If you would like assistance, please call us at 866.820.5806. Credit cards may take 10-14 business days to arrive by mail.

If you would like to obtain a new credit card, you can complete your request in Online Banking. Select the card you would like to replace from the left pane. Select the three dots in the dark blue navigation bar, then select Request New Card. Choose the card you would like to replace and select Continue.

Credit cards may take 10-14 business days to arrive by mail.

Before taking action to file a dispute, review the details of the charge. If the charge looks incorrect, contact the merchant first. Merchants can resolve charge errors within a few days, whereas it can sometimes take financial institutions weeks to resolve. If the merchant is unable to resolve the charge error, OneAZ can investigate on your behalf.

You can submit a credit card dispute through Online Banking. Select your OneAZ credit card from the left pane, under activity select the transaction that needs to be disputed, tell us What Happened, select Next. Enter the details needed for the dispute and select Next. Review the dispute and if everything looks good, select Submit.

If you file a credit card dispute, you will be asked to provide details about the transaction. The more details you provide, the quicker your dispute may be resolved. Investigating a dispute may take 30 to 90 days.

If you would like to begin a credit card dispute, please call us at 866.820.5806.

Your OneAZ Debit Card will expire at the end of the month noted on the front of your card. For example, if the expiration date on your debit card shows 12/22, your card will expire on December 31, 2022.

If your biometric sign in options, such as fingerprint or facial recognition, are not working, it's likely you are on an Android device. If you are on an Android device, please open your phone's Settings. Navigate to your phone's Date & Time Settings. The date and time settings must be auto-enabled for biometric features to function properly.

In Online Banking, select the OneAZ account you would like to order checks for from the left pane. Select Order Checks. Choose the style you like, and your account information will pre-populate. You will have an opportunity to view an image of your checks along with the price before checking out.

Add the checks to your cart then click on your shopping cart to proceed with check out. The purchase is deducted from your OneAZ checking account.

For assistance with ordering checks, please schedule an appointment in-person or virtually with a personal banker at your local OneAZ branch or contact our Member Care Center.

Please Note: If you recently changed your address, you will need to contact us for assistance with the order.

Inactivity is defined as no monetary activity other than posting dividends. A checking account is considered inactive after twelve months of no activity. A savings account is considered inactive after twelve months of no activity.

To avoid becoming inactive, we suggest performing at least one transaction (deposit or withdrawal) every few months for seldom-used accounts. A monthly inactivity fee is assessed to inactive accounts.

Take a look at OneAZ’s Account Disclosure Rate Supplement and Schedule of Fees and Charges to view current fees and rates.

In Online Banking, select Pay my Bills from the dark blue navigation bar. To add a payment, select the payee from the list of quick suggestions provided. If you cannot locate your payee, select Add a New Payee and enter the name of the person or business that needs to be paid.

To get started, choose your payee and select Make a Payment. Next, select the frequency of the payment and the account you would like to pay from. Enter the amount you would like to pay, the Deliver By date, and add a memo.

When you’re ready, select Pay and finally select Confirm to complete the payment.

You may enroll in optional overdraft protection. With overdraft protection, you can link a OneAZ savings account or line of credit to a checking account as a source of assistance when there are not enough funds available to cover a transaction.

When you link a savings account or line of credit to your checking account, you can draw from those funds instead of using Courtesy Pay or incurring an insufficient funds fee. The cost for this service is lower than an insufficient funds fee. To enroll in overdraft protection, please schedule an appointment online to meet with a personal banker at your local branch, or contact our Member Care Center .

Take a look at OneAZ’s Account Disclosure Rate Supplement and Schedule of Fees and Charges to view current fees and rates.

Watch this video to learn how to deposit a check using the OneAZ Mobile Banking app.

Please view our Courtesy Pay PDF for more information.

Use the New Member Registration PDF to view step-by-step instructions.

OneAZ offers account alerts for OneAZ accounts, credit cards, debit cards, and Bill Pay.

In Online Banking, select the three dots in the upper right-hand corner of the page. Next, select Alerts. Select the alert you would like to add and click on the toggle button to turn the alert on/off.

When turning alerts on, complete the required information, select the delivery method for the alert (email, text or push notification), then select Save.

Many employers have payroll systems that allow you to enter your deposit information directly into their software. Once your deposit information is accepted by your employer, it may take up to two payroll cycles to see direct deposit take effect.

You may decide to complete the OneAZ Direct Deposit form and submit it to your employer.

For questions about direct deposit, please schedule an appointment online to meet with a personal banker at your local branch or contact our Member Care Center at 844.663.2928.

A Travel Notice is required to be placed on file with OneAZ when you know you will be using your debit or credit card outside of Arizona. Submitting a travel notice will help the OneAZ fraud team make informed decisions in the event your card is flagged for fraud.

To submit a Travel Notice in Online Banking, select the three dots on the dark blue navigation bar. Select Travel Notice and select the card you would like to submit the notice for.

Complete the requested information and select Submit. If you will be traveling to more than one destination, it is good practice in the Notes Section to list each city you anticipate using your card in.

You may have one active Travel Notice on file per OneAZ card. Do not submit a new Travel Notice until your current Travel Notice is no longer needed.

If you are not a member with OneAZ, but have a OneAZ card through a joint arrangement, please call our Member Care Center at 844.663.4948.

For assistance with a Travel Notice, please contact our Member Care Center.

To access Telephone Banking, you will need your OneAZ Member Number and Personal Identification Number (PIN) to access your accounts via Telephone Banking.

For assistance with locating either number, please call our Member Care Center at 844.663.2928. 

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To add or remove authorized signers, please schedule an appointment to meet in-person or virtually with a personal banker at your local OneAZ branch. You can also contact our Member Care Center to review your options.

To add or remove a joint owner, please schedule an appointment with a personal banker at your local OneAZ branch.

To add a joint account owner, the joint person will need to provide a valid government-issued photo identification and Social Security Number, and authorize a ChexSystems query for a credit check. All account holders will sign a revised Membership Application and an Account Change Form.

To remove a joint account owner, all account owners (including the joint) will need to sign a Removal of Joint Owner Form. All account owners staying on the account will sign a revised Membership Application.

To change your name on your account, please schedule an appointment online to meet with a personal banker at your local OneAZ branch. If you’re unable to visit a branch, contact our Member Care Center to review your options.

A dormant account is an account that has seen no activity for 12 consecutive months. Monthly inactivity fees may be applied to dormant accounts. To avoid becoming dormant, we recommend performing at least one transaction (deposit or withdrawal) every few months for seldom-used accounts.

Look at OneAZ’s Account Disclosure Rate Supplement and Schedule of Fees and Charges to view current fees and rates.

Once an account goes dormant, a notice is sent to the address on file referencing a deadline for account reactivation. If steps are not taken to reactivate the account by the date referenced, OneAZ is legally required to escheat, or turn over, the funds to your state of residence. Once an account’s funds have been escheated to the state, the money can be recovered by contacting your state’s Department of Revenue.

You may receive communication from our Member Care Representatives via secured messages. These messages are sent to and from the email address you have on file with OneAZ. You may also send secured messages to our Member Care Center and our team will respond within 24 business hours.

In Online Banking, click on the email icon located on the dark blue navigation bar.

To create a new secure message, select Create New Message from the left pane and complete the required fields. Once you submit your message, it will be sent to our Member Care Center for review.

In Online Banking, select the three dots in the dark blue navigation bar. Select the Beneficiary Modification Application to add a beneficiary to an account.

You also have the option to schedule an appointment to meet in-person or virtually with a personal banker at your local OneAZ branch. If you are unable to visit a branch, contact our Member Care Center to review your options.

In Online Banking, select Make a Transfer and then select Member to Member Accounts.

To add an account, select Add Account and enter the following information about the account you’re transferring money to:

• Business/Last name
• Account Nickname (The member chooses their own nickname to add)
• Member’s account number
• Member’s Account Type

Once the information has been entered, select Add Account.

To set up a transfer, select from your available member options. Select transfer to and choose which OneAZ account you would like to transfer from. In the To field, verify your prepopulated option is correct, enter the amount, choose when to transfer the funds, include a memo if you would like and select Review.

Review the transfer and select Confirm when you’re ready to complete the transfer.

Look at OneAZ’s Account Disclosure Rate Supplement and Schedule of Fees and Charges to view current fees and rates.

You are eligible for Telephone Banking upon becoming a member with OneAZ.

In Online Banking, select the OneAZ account the check was drawn from. Next, select the three dots and select Stop Payment. Enter the requested information then select Continue. Review and accept the terms and disclosures and select Submit.

A stop payment can take up to three business days to process and is stored in our system for six months. For assistance with your stop payment request, please schedule an appointment to meet in-person or virtually with a personal banker at your local OneAZ branch or contact our Member Care Center.

To add a Power of Attorney to your account, please schedule an appointment to meet in-person or virtually with a personal banker at your local OneAZ branch. If you are unable to visit a branch, contact our Member Care Center to review your options.

To add or remove co-borrowers, please schedule an appointment to meet in-person or virtually with a personal banker at your local OneAZ branch. If you are unable to visit a branch, contact our Member Care Center to review your options.

A hold means there is money in your account that isn't available yet. We might place a hold on money for a number of reasons that delay its availability. Your available balance won't include any funds on hold. Check deposits clear according to our Funds Availability Schedule.

To assist with new loan applications, OneAZ offers support for new loan applications outside of standard operating hours. If you have rate-related questions, our team will be available to answer those.

We are available 24/7 on weekends and from 6:00 PM to 8:00 AM Monday through Friday.

Final Review and funding of your loan will not occur outside of normal business hours. If you apply for a loan outside of business hours and are auto-approved, review and funding of your loan will take place on the next business day.

You do not need to be a OneAZ member to apply for a loan. However, if your loan application is approved, you will need to open a membership account with OneAZ for the loan to fund.

If you apply online outside of standard operating hours (8:00 AM to 6:00 PM), you will receive a call within 24-hours, except Fridays, where we will reach out on Monday. If your application is approved immediately, you will receive an email; otherwise, calls will be made the next business day. To start your application by phone 24/7, call 800.453.9897.