There are several ways that you can fund your checking or savings account:

1. You can do an ACH from your current bank to the credit union.
   1. You would first select external transfer. If this is your first transfer from your current bank to Generations United, select Add account.
   2. You will need to Add the routing number for Generations United (026084754)
   3. You will need to enter your Generations United checking or savings account number which can be found on your mobile app under favorite account / account details / more account details. When you see your account number in this section add a leading 1 to the account number, followed by four zeroes, your member account number, and 100 (for checking) or 000 (for savings).
   4. Example: 10000xxxxx100 (for checking)
   5. You would then need to re-enter this checking or savings number.
   6. If this is your first transfer to Generations United you may be asked to do test transactions of small amounts ($0.01, $0.25) to ensure that your information was entered correctly.
   7. The test transactions usually take 24 to 48 hours to hit your Generations United account. Once they do you are now able to ACH money to Generations United.
2. You can deposit a check from your current bank at one of our 30,000 ATMs
   1. On the website or on the mobile app, select ATM locator and enter the zip code of your local area to find an ATM.
3. You can deposit a check at a physical shared branch location.
   1. On the website or the mobile app, select Shared Branching and enter the zip code of your local area to find a bank branch in our network.
   2. When you are in the branch, you just ask the teller for a shared branch deposit slip.
      1. Enter checking/saving on the deposit slip with the corresponding account number.
      2. Enter the name: Generations United FCU on the deposit slip
4. You can deposit a check from your current bank using the deposit feature on the mobile app.
   1. Sign your check and on the back of the check add your Generations United account number.
   2. You will need to take a picture of the front and back of the check.