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Are Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Samsung Pay free to use?
Read more…: Are Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Samsung Pay free to use?Yes, but messaging and data rates may apply depending on your plan. Check with your carrier for details. You do not need to be connected to the internet to use Apple Pay, Google Pay, or Samsung Pay in-store. Visit our Mobile Wallet page for more information.
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Why did my recipient receive a paper check when I paid through Providence Federal Credit Union’s online bill pay?
Read more…: Why did my recipient receive a paper check when I paid through Providence Federal Credit Union’s online bill pay?When using Online Bill Pay, a paper check will only be sent if the recipient’s account cannot receive electronic transfers. If your recipient has received a paper check from your online bill payment, they may deposit it as they would any normal check.
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How does Samsung Pay work?
Read more…: How does Samsung Pay work?Samsung Pay uses two technologies that allow the solution to work almost anywhere: Your actual Providence Federal Credit Union card number is never used in Samsung Pay transactions making this solution more secure than a regular plastic card transaction. Visit our Mobile Wallet page for more information.
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How do I pay using Samsung Pay?
Read more…: How do I pay using Samsung Pay?To make a purchase with Samsung Pay, follow the steps below: And that’s it! You’ve successfully completed your first Samsung Pay transaction! Visit our Mobile Wallet page for more information.
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What is a credit union?
Read more…: What is a credit union?A credit union is a non-profit cooperative institution made up of members who borrow from pooled deposits. Credit unions offer most of the same services as traditional banks but are owned by members not shareholders and are governed by the NCUA. Related Information Not a member yet? Becoming a member is oh so easy!…
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Who owns a credit union?
Read more…: Who owns a credit union?Credit unions are owned by the members of that credit union, while banks are owned by the shareholders. Every credit union member can cast a vote to elect the credit union’s board members, regardless of the amount in their account Related Information Not a member yet? Becoming a member is oh so easy! At…
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