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I recently joined Redstone Federal Credit Union and have finally gotten around to setting up ACH transfers to/from my other FI's. Only problem is, I can't seem to find, anywhere on their website/in their Android App, a place to set them up.
Is anyone who has been a member for a while able to help me out?
edit: adding "/info"
@ChazzieT wrote:I recently joined Redstone Federal Credit Union and have finally gotten around to setting up ACH transfers to my other FI's. Only problem is, I can't seem to find, anywhere on their website, a place to set them up.
Is anyone who has been a member for a while able to help me out?
Paging @Gmood1
I've only set up external ACH accounts.
So I can push and pull from the outside.
Probably going to be forced to call them. As I haven't seen a way to set this up either.
I figured at the beginning, it was a security thing.
But checking just now, I still don't see the option. It has the link, but nothing in that link to initiate a external destination.
@Gmood1 wrote:Probably going to be forced to call them...
I was going to call, first part of next week. Whoever finds out first report back here?
Or maybe @Anonymous will chime in before then. He's all about the tech! I just can't remember if he's added Redstone to his growing CU collection, yet...
Sorry, I don't have Redstone so I can't help. Their website says that they offer PopMoney and there is no charge for a standard speed transfer, maybe look into that. It's a P2P transfer service like Zelle that uses ACH.
If you have a Redstone debit card, you can just get Google Pay and instantly transfer up to $2500 between that debit card and another debit card with two separate Gmail addresses. Pretty easy to do.
@Anonymous wrote:PopMoney... Zelle... Google Pay
I've never used any of those. Can you setup recurring monthly transfers?
@ChazzieT wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:PopMoney... Zelle... Google Pay
I've never used any of those. Can you setup recurring monthly transfers?
You know, I have no idea. I would think the nature of P2P being meant to be sending money to a friend or family member that recurring transactions would be uncommon. Like I used Zelle this evening from my US Bank checking to pay my roommate for picking me up dinner when they went out to Breakfast King for dinner.
Managing a bunch of deposit accounts gets annoying with the various ACH implementations and using a hub account like Alliant or Discover adds an intermediary step.
ETA: I just checked and both PopMoney and Zelle offer recurring transactions up to the transaction limits of the FI.
@Anonymous wrote:...I just checked and both PopMoney and Zelle offer recurring transactions...
Awesome! Thanks, dude! I'll look into PopMoney first thing tomorrow. 👍
I just checked again. Redstone only allows you to add an external account to pay a loan or credit card. They don't have ACH transfers available for any deposit accounts. You can use PopMoney and Zelle instead.
I use the ACH transfer from SCSCU to Redstone and it usually credits the next day.
Guyatthebeach