Effective June 30, Popmoney is being discontinued and will no longer be available for person-to-person (P2P) transfers. Instead, PSCCU is working to incorporate Zelle® into Online and Mobile Banking later this summer. However, there will be a gap in availability between when Popmoney ends and Zelle is available within the PSCCU apps.

During the interim, we recommend using one of the following methods for transferring money:

• Mail a check to anyone using Bill Pay from within Online Banking.
• To transfer money to your own account at a different financial institution, you may use the Account to Account (A2A) transfer feature through Bill Pay within Online Banking.
• To transfer money to another PSCCU account, use Mobile Banking or contact your branch.
• For other person-to-person transfers, we recommend the stand-alone Zelle app, available for iOS and Android.
  • Please note that daily limits within this system are $500.

Once the Popmoney service ends, you will no longer be able to view or manage your Popmoney payment history or contacts. Therefore, we recommend you collect any information you may want by logging into Online Banking prior to June 30, 2023.

We value your membership and regret any inconvenience during this time of transition. For additional information, read our Frequently Asked Questions below or contact your local branch.

Frequently Asked Questions

When will Popmoney become unavailable?
June 30, 2023. Immediate payments created before 3:00 PT on June 30, 2023, will be processed. No transactions scheduled for or created after 3:00 p.m. PT will be processed.

Will there be another P2P solution offered by PSCCU?
PSCCU will be integrating Zelle into our Online and Mobile Banking systems later this summer. Once that happens, you will be able to send or receive money via Zelle from within Online or Mobile Banking. In the interim, we suggest using the Zelle stand-alone app, available for iOS and Android.

What happens if I have a transfer scheduled for after June 30 or have recurring payments scheduled beyond June 30?
No payments will be sent via Popmoney after June 30, 2023.

Will I be able to see my Popmoney history and other related information such as contacts after June 30, 2023?
No, you will no longer be able to view or manage your Popmoney payment history or contacts. We recommend you collect any information you may want by logging into Online Banking prior to June 30, 2023.

Will my transfer limits be the same?
While using the stand-along Zelle app, daily transfers are limited to $500.

If I currently use Popmoney to send money to myself at another financial institution, what are my options?
From within Bill Pay through Online Banking, you may use the Account to Account (A2A) transfer feature to send money to your own account at a different financial institution.  

How can I transfer money between different PSCCU accounts on which I am a signer?
Use Mobile Banking to transfer funds between PSCCU accounts on which you are a signer.

If I currently use Popmoney to send money to another PSCCU member, what are my options?
If you know the account number of the other member, you may use the Mobile Banking app to transfer money to another PSCCU member. If you don’t know their account number, you may call the branch to initiate a transfer.

If I currently use Popmoney to send money to friends, what are my options?
For transactions under $500, we recommend using the stand-alone Zelle app, available for iOS and Android. For transactions greater than $500, contact your branch.

If I currently use Popmoney to pay bills, what are my options?
For transactions under $500, we recommend using the stand-alone Zelle app, available for iOS and Android. For transactions greater than $500, contact your branch.

Why is PSCCU discontinuing Popmoney?
The Popmoney service is being discontinued by its maker, Fiserv.