Features

Debit cards that serve your needs

Everence Federal Credit Union offers debit cards for individuals, congregations and businesses.

Hand inserting a card into an ATM

Mastercard® debit cards

  • Convenient
    Use your card to make point-of-sale purchases instead of writing a check.
  • More than 30,000 surcharge-free ATMs
    Cash withdrawals from all Everence Federal Credit Union ATMs are surcharge-free. Additionally, we belong to a network of credit unions with over 30,000 ATMs that do not charge each other for ATM usage.
  • Secured with chip technology
    Our cards are equipped with chip technology for enhanced security and protection when making purchases.
  • Card controls
    Lock and unlock your debit card through our mobile app.
  • No minimum age
    There is no minimum age for using our debit card; however, we require parent consent if a member is under age 16.
  • Membership
    An Everence Federal Credit Union savings and checking account is required to have a debit card.

Apply for a debit card

If you didn't apply for a debit card when you opened your checking account, complete and return the debit card application.

Application for individuals Application for businesses and congregations

Return your application in person, by fax or mail.

Everence Federal Credit Union

2160 Lincoln Highway E., Suite 20
Lancaster, PA 17602
Call or text: 800-451-5719
F: 717-735-8331
E: infocu@everence.com

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Customer service

Mastercard debit card resources

PIN reset

If you need to reset your debit card PIN, please call (877) 265-9594.

Lost card

If your Everence Federal Credit Union Mastercard debit card is lost or stolen, please contact us immediately at (800) 528-2273. 

International cardholders should call (812) 647-9794.

Dispute a charge

If you wish to dispute a charge to your debit card, please call 800-808-6402.

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Disclosure

When applying for a debit card, please read the Mastercard debit card disclosure.