State Highway Patrol Federal Credit Union

Share Draft/Checking accounts earn money and reduce costs for members.

Lost or stolen credit cards should be reported to (800) 808-7230.

The SHPFCU To Go! app provides Mobile Banking and Remote Deposit Capture for Android and iOS devices.

State Highway Patrol FCU requires ID proofing for in-person account access to prevent fraud.

The SHPFCU Visa Credit Card earns ScoreCard Points redeemable for merchandise, travel, and experiences via ScoreCardRewards.com.

**APY=Annual Percentage Yield. Minimum deposit of $25.00 to open a Share Draft account. No minimum balance to earn APY. The rate may change after account is open. Membership required to to open a Share Draft Checking account with SHPFCU.Call SHPFCU at (800) 282-3006 for complete information.

Call (614) 431-0784 or (800) 282-3006 to apply

Loan interest rates depend on credit history, qualifications, term, and approval. Membership is required for all SHPFCU loans.

A $5 minimum deposit opens a Share Savings or Christmas Club Savings account, with earnings based on a $5 minimum balance. Withdrawals may incur fees.

The State Highway Patrol Federal Credit Union serves the financial needs of its member-owners.

A credit union is a cooperative, not-for-profit financial institution organized to promote thrift and provide credit to members. It is member-owned and controlled through a board of directors elected by the membership.

State Highway Patrol Federal Credit Union began in Jackson, Ohio, in 1960 as OSHP – District 9 Federal Credit Union. Its name and membership expanded statewide in 1961.

State Highway Patrol Federal Credit Union offers two Ohio locations, Shared Branches nationwide, and 24/7 Online, Mobile, and Telephone Banking.

Lost or stolen Mastercard ATM/debit cards should be reported to Customer Support at 1(833) 933-1681 for verification and blocking.

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Federal law requires State Highway Patrol Federal Credit Union to disclose how it collects, shares, and protects member information.

This agreement outlines rights and responsibilities for electronic fund transfers between State Highway Patrol Federal Credit Union and account holders.

This disclosure explains fund withdrawal rules for checking accounts at State Highway Patrol FCU under Regulation CC.