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Go paperless with eStatements! eStatements are free electronic statements that can be accessed anytime, anywhere within Online Banking or the Mobile App.
Direct deposit is a convenient, fast, and secure way to receive your payroll or other deposits directly into your chequing account.
Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has made it easier for Canadians to sign up for its direct deposit service or change their existing account information by creating an enrollment process that can be accessed through financial institutions such as KCCU.
Both personal and business members can make a payment or schedule future payments to the CRA directly by logging in to Online Banking or Mobile Banking app. Immediate payments may also be made in our branches.
To process CRA payments, select ‘Payments’ and then ‘CRA Payments’ from the list of available options, after you have logged in to KCCU’s Online Banking.
Wire transfers provide a safe and secure way to transfer money quickly and reliably. KCCU offers domestic and international wires in both Canadian and foreign currencies.
A Safe Deposit Box is a great way to keep your valuables safe and give you piece of mind!
Whether you’re heading out for a day of cross-border shopping, a weekend trip, or a longer getaway, make your time away what it always should be, worry-free.
(for business members)
KCCU has partnered with Clover to deliver all-in-one payment solutions designed to help simplifyyou’re your business operates. Clover Systems provides an all-in-one platform that helps merchants; accept payments easily, run your business more efficiently, and identify opportunities to grow.
A Payroll Savings Plan offers employees an opportunity to automatically have a portion of their pay deposited to their KCCU account. It is an ideal way to save for emergencies, Christmas, vacations, loan repayments, retirement savings and so on.
Employers: This is a great benefit to offer to your employees at no cost to your business.
Refer to our Account Overview for an easy comparison of personal accounts.
As online attacks continue to grow both in number and sophistication, it’s more important than ever to have secure controls in place for your accounts.
A third party is an individual or entity, other than the account holder or those authorized to give instructions about the account, who directs what happens with the account. For example, if an account were opened in one individual’s name for deposits that are directed by someone else, the other person or entity would be a third party.
