Clearview Federal Credit Union

<a href="https://securevbv.concordefs.com/concord/registration/welcome.jsp?partner=582387"><IMG SRC=Images/secureCode_logo_sm.gif border=0 align=right height=48></a>Please note that if you participate in the MasterCard SecureCode program, you will need to re-enroll immediately due to a processor change. Simply go to this <a href="https://securevbv.concordefs.com/concord/registration/welcome.jsp?partner=582387">link to re-register</a>.

Your Clearview Debit Card is the perfect companion to your Checking account. Your debit card looks like a credit card, but works like a check. You can use your debit card anywhere you see the MasterCard logo - hotels, restaurants, department and specialty stores, grocery stores, etc. - to make purchases. The amount of your purchase is then deducted from your Clearview Checking account. Use your debit card to make purchases an unlimited number of times per month at no charge.
Your debit card also allows you to access your checking and/or Savings accounts 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at any MONEY STATION, STAR regional ATM or PLUS system ATM worldwide. You can also use your card to get cash at national and international ATMs displaying the MasterCard logo.
You receive eight (8) free ATM transactions per month with each subsequent transaction incurring a $1 charge. A transaction is a withdrawal, a deposit*, a transfer, or an inquiry. There is no charge for transactions performed at <a href="atmlocations.aspx">Clearview Federal Credit Union owned ATMs</a>.

Unfortunately Clearview Federal Credit Union cannot be responsible for surcharges imposed by other financial institutions for the use of their ATMs. If you use an ATM not owned by us, you may be charged a fee by the ATM operator or any network used to complete the transfer (and you may be charged a fee for a balance inquiry).&nbsp; The fee will be debited from your account if you elect to complete the transaction or continue with the balance inquiry.&nbsp; We urge you to be cautious and try to avoid using ATMs that charge a fee.
For information on ATMs that do not surcharge in Pennsylvania,<a href="http://www.cudollar.org/">click here</a>.
*Available within limited regional networks.

Please note that if you participate in the MasterCard SecureCode program, you will need to re-enroll immediately due to a processor change. Simply go to this link to re-register.

Your Clearview Debit Card is the perfect companion to your Checking account. Your debit card looks like a credit card, but works like a check. You can use your debit card anywhere you see the MasterCard logo - hotels, restaurants, department and specialty stores, grocery stores, etc. - to make purchases. The amount of your purchase is then deducted from your Clearview Checking account. Use your debit card to make purchases an unlimited number of times per month at no charge.

Your debit card also allows you to access your checking and/or Savings accounts 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at any MONEY STATION, STAR regional ATM or PLUS system ATM worldwide. You can also use your card to get cash at national and international ATMs displaying the MasterCard logo.

You receive eight (8) free ATM transactions per month with each subsequent transaction incurring a $1 charge. A transaction is a withdrawal, a deposit*, a transfer, or an inquiry. There is no charge for transactions performed at Clearview Federal Credit Union owned ATMs.

Unfortunately Clearview Federal Credit Union cannot be responsible for surcharges imposed by other financial institutions for the use of their ATMs. If you use an ATM not owned by us, you may be charged a fee by the ATM operator or any network used to complete the transfer (and you may be charged a fee for a balance inquiry). The fee will be debited from your account if you elect to complete the transaction or continue with the balance inquiry. We urge you to be cautious and try to avoid using ATMs that charge a fee.

For information on ATMs that do not surcharge in Pennsylvania,click here.

*Available within limited regional networks.