25 Years
Christine Z., Internal Audit Specialist
23 Years
Judy S., Accounting Specialist
Spring M., Mortgage Loan Processor
13 Years
Holly B., Branch Manager
7 Years
Bev E., Loan Servicing Specialist
6 Years
Bill N., Member Care Specialist
5 Years
Dakota G., Branch Team Leader
Donna V., Branch Manager
1 Year
Anden P., Teller
Maddie K., Teller
Mike Y., Member Care Specialist
Nolan M., Teller
Victoria B., Teller
The U.S. banking system is requiring all debit and credit cards be issued with what is known as an EMV chip (Europay MasterCard Visa). Your UnitedOne debit and credit cards now have EMV chips adding to their safety. Often, when traveling out of the U.S., you will see "chip" or "PIN-enabled" on a point of sale terminal or ATM. These designations are in reference to EMV chips and their ability to authenticate Visa and MasterCard transactions.
If you encounter any signature-based transaction difficulties with a European merchant, simply complete your transactions with a "PIN-preferred" terminal. For assistance, you also have the option of contacting UnitedOne directly at 920-684-0361 or 920-451-8222 and selecting option 6.
No, both the primary and joint members debit card transactions count towards the 12 debit card transactions.
Yes, if Ollie cannot answer your question, you will be given the option to be transferred to a member of the UnitedOne staff. If you’re calling during non-business hours, you can leave a voicemail and a representative will call you back when business hours resume.
No. Currently there is no charge associated with this service. However, there may be charges associated with text messaging and data usage on your phone.
Once you open a checking account and apply for a debit card, it will take between 7 - 10 business days for you to receive your new debit card.
You can make a loan payment through Digital Banking any time you wish. You can make these by transfer from your UnitedOne savings or checking account. If your loan is under the same account as your savings/checking, you'll see your loan ID in your account list and can simply transfer your payment to your loan. If your loan is under a different account number, authorization can be set up to make the transfer to that account number very easily or you can use the "To Another Member" feature under the "Transfers" tab in Digital Banking. All you need to have to use the "To Another Member" feature is the other account number, loan ID and the member's last name.
You can join UnitedOne if you or an immediate family member live or work in Manitowoc, Sheboygan, Kewaunee or Door counties.
You can withdraw up to $650.00 at an ATM and $2,500 for point-of-sale (signature based) transactions. If you have the UnitedOne mobile app, you can adjust the POS transaction limit using the Card Controls menu option.
• UnitedOne's Digital Banking supports the current version of the most common Internet browsers and one version back, which is industry standard.
• Privacy settings must be at medium or lower, or add UnitedOne to your trusted sites.
• Delete all temporary Internet files prior to signing on.
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