Automated Transfers
Set up automatic transfers for loan payments, to fund savings accounts, and more. You can set this up in Online Banking yourself, or contact us to set it up for you.
Set up monthly, biweekly, weekly or semi-monthly payments
Emergency one-time debits
also can be made
You can set this up in online or mobile banking or contact us for assistance at 302-629-0100, email [email protected], or visit a branch location
ACH Origination
- Use ACH Debit Origination to pay your Tidemark Federal Credit Union loans using an account at another financial institution
- Set up monthly, biweekly, weekly or semi-monthly payments
- Emergency one-time debits also can be made
- You can set this up in online or mobile banking or contact us for assistance at 302-629-0100, email [email protected], or visit a branch location
Wire Transfers
- Send and receive money throughout the world
- Outgoing domestic wires and incoming domestic and international wires available
- Outgoing wires includes U.S. banks and credit unions with branches in foreign countries
- Visit a branch or download our form to initiate a wire
- Same-day domestic wires must be received in our accounting department by 2 p.m.
Wire Transfer Form
Incoming Wire Instructions
- Wire to:
Tidemark Federal Credit Union
1941 Bridgeville Highway
P.O. Box 1800
Seaford, DE 19973
- ABA#: 231176884
- Beneficiary:
Name:
Address:
Account #
Account Type:
Your account will be credited once funds have been verified.
Incoming Wire Transfer Form
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Instead of being covered under FDIC, your deposits are covered under the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA), which insures deposits up to $250,000, the same amount as the FDIC. It’s a different name but the same function.
