Once logged in to Digital Banking, open the main menu on the left hand side of the screen and locate Services.  From within that menu click on Stop Payment and fill in the information on the adjoining screen.  You must choose single or multiple checks as well as the account and check number(s) you wish to place a stop payment on.  Click on Request Stop Payment to submit.

Simply click on Forgot Password just below the password box when you go to login. Provide your User ID. Select how you wish to receive your security access token, email, text or telephone depending on what you have previously set up.; Follow the onscreen instructions and update your password.

Of course.  Once logged in to Digital Banking, open the main menu on the lefthand side of the screen and locate Services.  From within that menu click on Card Management.  An image of your card should appear on the right along with options to enable or disable the card.  Check the box to either turn your card off(Disabled) or check it again to turn back on (Enabled).

Yes, once logged in to Digital Banking, open the main menu on the lefthand side of the screen and locate Services.  From within that menu click on Card Management.  An image of your card should appear on the right along with options to enable or disable the card.  Below that image should appear a box that states "Travel notifications".  Click on that box and you will be taken to a new screen that will ask you to provide the following information which includes where will you be traveling and a contact number where you may be reached.

Great question and we have a page dedicated to this.  Please visit https://ucumiami.org/en/online-services-2/ebranch-2 for all the details on our remote deposit service.

Information regarding what P2P services University Credit Union supports may be found here, https://www.ucumiami.org/en/cash-apps

Once logged in to Digital Banking, open the main menu on the left hand side of the screen and locate Statements. Here you will find 3 options. Option 1 is Account Statements which are the statements for your University Credit Union accounts. Option 2 is Card Statements which are your University Credit Union Mastercard statements. The last option is Statement Delivery Preferences which is where you would go to enroll in e-statements. **Please note** electronic statements are not enabled by default. Members must enroll via the Statement Delivery Preferences function.

In Digital Banking, open the main menu on the left hand side of the screen and locate Transactions.  On the sub menu you will see Online Activity as an option and click on it.  The right hand screen will provide you with three options; Single Transaction, Recurring Transaction and Mobile Deposit.  If you choose Mobile Deposit, the screen will show the last 10 days of deposit history.  Click on the deposit item to see additonal details incuding the status of the deposit.  If you need additional help, you may contact our Call Center Monday through Friday 8am - 5pm at 786.425.5000.

You can find all of our auto loan information by visiting our auto loan page. 

To learn more about buying a car, check out our education series on auto loans.

University Credit Union offers several Mastercards to meet your needs. Learn about our credit cards.

Additionally, you can learn how to pick a credit card from our educational series.

University Credit Union offers both Home Equity and Home Equity Lines of Credit to meet your needs.  You can find out more by visiting our Home Equity Loan page.

There is no simple answer to the question of refinancing.  We recommend that you review our program on Mortgage refinancing that you can access any time of day.  You can find out more by visiting  our educational article on the topic.

University Credit Union does not finance Rebuilt Title Vehicles.

75,000 Miles.

$7,500.00

Membership is open to

• University of Miami faculty, staff, students, alumni and their immediate families
• UHealth staff and their immediate families
• Florida International University faculty, staff, students, alumni and their immediate families
• St. Thomas University faculty, staff, students, alumni and their immediate families
• Anyone working in the Legal Field in Law Firms, the Court System or in any business that provide services to the legal community in Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach and Monroe Counties
• Anyone working or living in Miami-Dade County
• Membership in Florida Consumer Council.  To learn more visit: https://floridaconsumercouncil.org/

Membership is limited to your immediate household.  However, if the relative is living locally at least part of the year then they may be eligible for membership. Please contact us at 786.425.5000 so we may better assist you.

Shared Branching is a network of credit unions across the country that actually "share" their participating branches with each other. If you are a member of a participating credit union, you can use any other participating credit union's branch, identified by the Shared Branching "Swirl."

Shared Branches are where YOU are!

There are thousands of Shared Branches across the United States, and in Ecuador, Germany, Italy, Japan, Korea, and Puerto Rico. They are convenient when you travel for business or vacation, or attend college away from home. They are also nearby when at work or in the car. Transactions conducted at Shared Branches are real-time transactions.

This convenient service also allows you to access your credit union if you change jobs or move. There is always a Shared Branch nearby.

Just enter any credit union that displays the "Swirl." When you enter any Shared Branch, just provide the teller with:

1. Your home credit union's name
2. Your account number
3. A valid government-issued photo I.D., such as a state driver's license or U.S. passport

You can conduct the following transactions at any Shared Branch:

• Cash/Check deposits
• Cash/Check withdrawals
• Loan payments
• Transfer between accounts
• Statement printouts
• Purchase money orders*
• Purchase travelers checks*
• Purchase official checks*

*May not be available all locations

No. If you are a member of a participating credit union, you can automatically use any Shared Branch, just like you use your "home" credit union.