Online & Mobile Banking


Keep your money at your fingertips and on the go. Fill out the application and submit it here.

Benefits to members:

  • Now it’s easier than ever to make your loan payments. You can pay with your Freestone Credit Union account or with a non-Freestone Credit Union debit card or bank account. Log into your Online Banking.

  • Access your account online anytime and anywhere.

  • Mobile banking for IOS or Android operating systems – Download the app IOS or Android

  • Home banking provides easy access - Click to log into Home Banking

  • eStatements provide online access to your account statements for 36 months (optional).

  • eNotices – Your everyday transaction receipts can now be sent to you via eNotice (optional).

  • Money Desktop Personal Financial Management – View spending and savings habits at a glance. Easily create a budget. Manage all of your financial information in one place. Plan so you can achieve your financial goals. View our video about Money Desktop.

  • Freeze your debit card – If you think that your debit or ATM card is lost, stolen or compromised, just login to your account and freeze it. If you find that it wasn’t compromised, you can un-freeze it.

  • Bill Pay e-Plus – Available to members with an active Share Draft (checking) Account. No checks. No stamps. All of your bills paid in minutes. Easy online review of pending and processed payments. Private and secure. Extended customer service hours and live chat.

  • Love My Credit Union (Discounts for being a member).


Regulation E

Regulation E is a part of the Electronic Funds Transfer Act which provides guidelines for consumers and financial institutions in the context of electronic funds transfers. These include, but are not limited to, transfers made with automated teller machines (ATMs), point-of-sale transactions, and automated clearing house (ACH) systems. Rules pertaining to consumer liability for unauthorized card usage fall under this regulation as well. Please visit one of our Credit Union offices for more information on covered transactions and reporting requirements.