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Yes. As part of the merger between Providence Federal Credit Union (PFCU) and Consolidated Community Credit Union (CCCU), CCCU is converting all Visa Credit Card accounts previously maintained with PFCU to CCCU Visa Credit Card accounts.
Regardless of whether you currently have a Platinum, Classic, or New Beginnings card, your account will be turned into our new Visa Clear Card, which offers a low, fixed rate, no annual fee, or balance transfer fees.

A new Clear card will be mailed to you on 3/26/2025. Please continue to use your PFCU card until you receive your new card. When you receive your new card, you can begin using it immediately and properly shred the old card.
If you do not receive the new Visa Clear card by 4/7/2025, please contact us and we will reissue your card as soon as possible. Your old card will not work after 4/7/2025.
Along with the Visa Clear Card that your account is converting to, we will be offering a new Signature Rewards Visa that gives you easily redeemable points with every purchase you make.
After your credit card account is converted to CCCU with your new Visa Clear Card, you will be able to apply for another credit card, if you wish.
CCCU credit cards are managed through the use of a specific app, the CCCU Credit Card Control App. After you have received your new card you will be able to register in the app, and begin managing your card on the go. More details to come!
You can make credit card payments through the CCCU Credit Card Controls App, where you will be able to register your card after you have received it.
If you’d like to make payments by mail, they can be sent to the following address:
CONSOLIDATED COMMUNITY CU
PO BOX 60510
CITY OF IND CA 91716-0510
Any remaining balance on your card at the time that it is converted to a Visa Clear card will be transferred to the new Visa Clear card by 4/10/2025.
Yes, statements will now go out on the 17th of each month, with the due date on the 11th of the following month. So your first new credit card statement will go out April 17, with a due date of May 11.