Digital Banking
A user-friendly way to manage your accounts
If you’d like to monitor and manage your Cedar Point Federal Credit Union® accounts anytime, anywhere, then you’ll want to take advantage of our digital banking services.
Why enroll in digital banking with Cedar Point?
- Enjoy convenient, 24/7 access to your funds.
- Access your finances from your computer, tablet or smartphone.
- View your balances, pay bills, transfer funds and more without visiting a branch.
- Make secure online deposits.
- View recent and pending transactions instantly.
- Access personal financial management tools to help you monitor spending and cash flow, as well as help you create budgets and financial goals.
Get Started
Simply download our digital app from the App Store or Google Play. Search for “Cedar Point Banking.”
How to use digital banking
To help members get the most out of digital banking, we’ve put together a series of helpful documents that cover many ways to manage and monitor your accounts.
Bill Pay
Make secure online payments to virtually anyone, anywhere
Cedar Point Federal Credit Union® offers members a Bill Pay service that allows you to pay virtually anyone or any company through your online account.
When you set up Bill Pay, you’ll be able to schedule payments, set payment reminders, make rush payments, and send money to friends and family—all from your digital banking.
Why Use Bill Pay?
- Bill Pay is greener. Since payments are completed online, you won’t need to write or mail checks. That’s not only more efficient, it’s better for the environment.
- Bill Pay is safer. Secure electronic payments mean no risk of lost or stolen checks. Plus, you won’t miss another payment when you set up reminders and automated recurring payments.
- Bill Pay is faster. You’ll receive and pay your bills online, all in one place. You won’t need to visit multiple websites to pay bills or make trips to the post office to mail checks.
If you need further help setting up Bill Pay, please call our Member Service Center at (301) 863-7071.
