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EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY!!! Your Home Banking’s Security platform has been upgraded. Upon login, this new security update will require you to re-select your 3 Security Questions and Answers or select Brand New Security Questions and Answers. You will not be able to access your Mobile Banking App until this is complete. After this First login and Security questions update, your online banking experience will resume as before except for your security (site-authentication) image and passphrase. They will no longer be required and will not be included with your login experience going forward. In its place are additional risk-based authentication factors associated with login and post-login activities. This updated methodology will appear transparent in order to ensure you maintain a positive user experience.

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New & Improved Home Banking

What are some of the new features?

As a user of Home Banking, you will notice several new enhancements to your online experience. After logging in, you will automatically go to the main page that now lists all of the balances of your deposit and loan suffixes associated with your account number. On the right side of the page, you will see a Quick Transfer section that allows you to move money without having to go to another page.

You also have the ability to set-up one-time future transfers and recurring transfers that will take place automatically on the day that you select.

A User ID and Password is required to log in to our services. Services are provided through a secure connection. If you have difficulty logging in please click the Forgot your password link, call Credit Union at 703-750-4394 or 800-952-3999 or email us at information@truenergyfcu.org -DO NOT send personally identifying information (i.e. Acct #, SS #, etc) in your email.

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