Account Support
What is Aloha Pacific Federal Credit Union's routing number for direct deposits and bill payments?
For setting up a direct deposit or bill payment, use the routing number (also known as ABA number): 321379148
For incoming wire funds transfer, use the following information and routing numbers:
CREDIT TO:
Credit to: Catalyst Corporate FCU
Address: 6801 Parkwood Blvd Plano TX 75024
ABA Number: 311990511
FOR CREDIT TO:
Credit to: Aloha Pacific FCU
Address: 832 S. Hotel Street Honolulu Hawaii 96813
Account Number: 3213-7914-8
FINAL CREDIT TO:
Final credit: Member’s Name
Account Number: Member’s Account Number Savings or Checking (member specifies type of account to credit)
How do I send a wire transfer to my credit union account?
Members must provide the following information to the person who is wiring funds into APFCU:
CREDIT TO:
Credit to: Catalyst Corporate FCU
Address: 6801 Parkwood Blvd Plano TX 75024
ABA Number: 311990511 FOR
CREDIT TO:
Credit to: Aloha Pacific FCU
Address: 832 S. Hotel Street Honolulu Hawaii 96813
Account Number: 3213-7914-8
FINAL CREDIT TO:
Final credit: Member’s Name
Account Number: Member’s Account Number Savings or Checking (member specifies type of account to credit)
How long does it take to credit a Wire Transfer to my account?
Wires received by 2:00 p.m. Hawaii Standard Time are processed on the same business day that they are received.
Can wire transfers be rushed?
The length of time that wire transfers take to be received and credited to your account will depend on the time difference and initiating financial institution. Please contact the financial institution where the wire transfer was initiated.
I have a loan with the credit union and I am considering filing bankruptcy. I do not want to include the credit union in the bankruptcy, what do I do?
We recommend that you seek legal counsel regarding your intention to file for bankruptcy.
How much cash can I withdraw from my account at a branch?
Generally you may withdraw up to your available balance. If you intend to withdraw a large amount, please contact us in advance so that we may plan accordingly to assist you.
When does the Holiday Savings balance transfer to my checking or savings account?
Generally, the balance in the Holiday Savings is transferred on October 1 of each year. The open enrollment period for the Holiday Savings is October 1 through January 31.
Please find more details on our Holiday Savings page.
What is the difference between an ATM card and a debit card?
Aloha Pacific Federal Credit Union ATM cards are PIN based and are used primarily for ATM transactions (withdrawals and deposits).
Debit cards (check cards) offer ATM transaction capability as well as point-of-sale transactions (purchases at merchants that accept VISA cards). When processing a debit card purchase, you may either use your Personal Identification Number (PIN) or signature.
Can you include the Dividend Rate on a Verification of Deposit (VOD)?
Verification of Deposit (VOD) includes the member's name, account type and current balance. Dividend rates are subject to change.
What is the turnaround time for Verification of Deposits (VODs)?
You may visit any of our branches and request a Verification of Deposit form. Our member service representatives will generally complete the Verification of Deposit form as you wait.
If other members transfer money to my account, or if I transfer money to another members account, can they see my balance?
APFCU members can transfer money to another member's Aloha Pacific FCU account through Online Banking.
Also, if you provide us with the name and account number of another member, we may transfer funds upon request and in person.
We do not transfer funds to another member's account over the phone.
If we process the transfer, the receiving member is not provided a receipt. You, as the requester, will receive a receipt for the transfer transaction; however, the balance of the receiving member's account is not displayed on your receipt.
I have a check payable to my daughter. Can I deposit the check into my account?
Generally, checks must be deposited to the account of the payee. If your child is a minor, please bring their birth certificate and Social Security card along with the check to any of our branches. The manager will make the determination if we are able to negotiate the check for you.
How long does a foreign check take to be credited to my account?
Foreign checks are credited to members' accounts upon receiving the funds. This may take up to 30 days.
Can I open a Checking Account for my child?
Minors (under age 18) require a parent or legal guardian as joint member on the account. All programs require membership ($5 in a savings account).
How do I order a new ATM or VISA® Debit card?
You may order a new ATM or VISA® Debit card by visiting any branch location or calling us at (808) 531-3711 (or 1-877-531-3711 Toll Free).
How long does it take to receive a replacement ATM/Debit card? Replacement card(s) and PIN(s) will arrive within 7 to 10 business days. New PIN(s) arrive approximately 1-4 days after the card(s).
How do I order/reorder checks online?
You may order checks through Online Banking by logging into your account from our homepage at alohapacific.com. From there, navigate to the Reorder Checks link listed under Additional Services from the main navigation menu.
Or, you can order checks by accessing the re-ordering website.
What is the cost of ordering checks for my checking account?
You may order one box of checks per year at no cost. Additional check order costs depend on the style/design of the checks.
Checks: Why am I unable to order checks online?
If your last check order was more than 12 months ago, the check vendor will direct you to your financial institution. This is a safety precaution to protect our members from possible fraudulent activity on their accounts.
Checks: I have not received my check order. What should I do?
Please visit any of our conveniently located branches or contact us for assistance at (808) 531-3711 or (877) 531-3711.
What is my member number?
For security reasons, confidential information such as member numbers are usually condensed on documents we generate. If you are positively identified and pass the Multi-Factor authentication process, your member number may be provided.
Can my relative join the credit union?
To become a member, you must belong to one of the groups (or common bonds) listed here and maintain $5 in your savings account:
- employees of the City and County of Honolulu, state of Hawaii
- immediate family members of a City and County employee or existing credit union member
- Aloha Pacific FCU employees
- City and County employees who are retired or on leave of absence
- members of their immediate families or household
- organizations of such persons
- SEGS (Select Employee Groups) as approved by the Board of Directors (more than 2,000 groups including Hawaii Government Employees Association, Waipahu Community Association, and many others)
Please see our Membership page for additional information.
Why do I get the Member Relations Department when I call the Main Office?
To better service members in the branch as well as members that are requesting assistance through the telephone, calls are routed through our Member Relations Department. In the event you need to speak with a specific employee, the Member Relations Representative will forward your call to the appropriate person.
Do you have an audio response system?
KalaTalk is a FREE service that offers members the ability to manage their credit union account(s) using a touch-tone telephone.
Please refer Services page for additional information.
Why is my account balance and available balance different?
Your current balance is the amount of funds in your account, but the lesser available balance represents transactions that are pending.
Why does my deposit not appear in my account?
Please contact us to provide us with additional information.
Are my accounts federally insured?
A credit union (CU) is a nonprofit, cooperative financial institution owned and run by member-owners to provide a safe place to save and borrow money at reasonable rates.
Unlike a bank or other for-profit financial institution, a CU gives its profits back to its members in the form of higher account rates, lower loan rates, lower service fees and other valuable services. Like a bank, the Federal Government insures deposits for CUs. The National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund (NCUSIF) is the federal fund created by Congress in 1970 to insure members' accounts at CUs up to the federal limit.
Administered by the National Credit Union Administration, the NCUSIF is backed by the "full faith and credit" of the U.S. government. To join a CU, you must be eligible for membership as determined by the CU's charter. Most CUs are organized to serve people in a particular community, group or groups of employees or members of an organization or association.
What information do you need if my relative wants to join the credit union? Do I need to come in with him/her? What proof do you need that he/she is related to me?
Membership is open to immediate family members of our members. Family members should be prepared to provide the name of their relative and need not provide proof of relationship. As the member of our credit union, you are not required to accompany your relative to the credit union.
What type of identification is required when applying for membership with the credit union?
Federal law requires all financial institutions to obtain, verify, and record information that identifies each person who opens an account.
As such, when you open an account, we will ask for this information:
- Your name
- Street address
- Date of birth
- Taxpayer Identification Number
- A valid ID
Acceptable valid identifications are:
- Driver's license
- State identification
- Military identification
- Passport
Your identification must contain a photo and:
- Name
- Date of birth
- Resident street address
- Place of issuance
- Identification number
- Issue date
- Expiration date
Can I refinance my car loan?
Please visit any of our conveniently located branches or contact us for assistance.
My vehicle is financed with the credit union. May I take the vehicle out of the state?
To request to ship a vehicle out of the state, you will be asked to complete an Authorization to Ship Automobile form.
Please visit any of our branch locations or call (808) 531-3711 (or 1-877-531-3711 toll free) for additional documentation and information requirements.
What are the dividend rates?
Current rates are posted on Rates page.
You can also type in Rates in the Search function. Or call us at (808) 531-3711 or toll free (877) 531-3711.
When are dividends paid to member's accounts?
Dividends are calculated on an average daily balance, compounded monthly and credited to member's account(s) at the end of each month.
I applied for a loan online. Can I check the status?
Please call us to check the status of your online loan application. If you have previously established a user profile through the Online Application Center of Aloha Pacific FCU, you can use the "Returning Users" login box on the loan application page.
What do I do if my information is not updated at the credit bureau?
You may address your concerns with the credit reporting agency.
Can I make my loan payment over the phone and online?
Loan payments are accepted at Aloha Pacific Federal Credit Union branches, by telephone at (808) 531-3711 (or 1-877-531-3711), telephone banking (KalaTalk) and Online Banking.
How can I pay my loan from another bank or financial institution?
Loan payments generated from another bank or credit union must be set up through that bank/credit union. Please refer to your bank/credit union to set up your payments.
Where can I mail my loan payment?
You may mail your loan payments to:
Aloha Pacific Federal Credit Union
832 South Hotel Street
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
I am making my last consumer loan payment. How do I obtain a payoff?
You may obtain your payoff balance by visiting any of our branches or call us at (808) 531-3711 (or 1-877-531-3711 toll free).
Is there a grace period on my consumer loan payment?
Your loan payment is due on the due date. Please visit any of our conveniently located branches or call us at (808) 531-3711 (or 1-877-531-3711 toll free) for assistance.
Can I make a deposit to an ATM that is NOT the credit union ATM? Does it matter if it is a check or cash deposit?
Check deposits may be transacted at many of Aloha Pacific Federal Credit Union's ATMs. Our ATMs do not accept cash deposits. Please visit any of our branches to conduct cash transactions.
How do I order loan payment coupon books?
Members may visit any Aloha Pacific FCU branch to re-order loan payment coupon books, or call us at (808) 531-3711 (or 1-877-531-3711 toll free) for assistance.
Who can I call to discuss my delinquent loan?
You may contact us at (808) 531-3711 (or 1-877-531-3711 toll free) and speak with a representative in the Consumer Loan Department.
What is the fee for travelers cheques?
There is no fee for Aloha Pacific FCU members wishing to purchase travelers cheques. Contact us for more details.
Where are your ATMs located?
Each Aloha Pacific FCU branch has an ATM. Also, there are Aloha Pacific FCU ATMs in several locations on Oahu. Please search our Locations page for more information.
I have 2 separate checking accounts. Can I use Bill Payment Service with both checking accounts?
Members are provided unlimited bill payment transactions per month per account at no charge.
How long does it take a payment to get to a company through Bill Payment?
Loan payments are accepted at Aloha Pacific Federal Credit Union branches, by telephone at (808) 531-3711 (or 1-877-531-3711), telephone banking (KalaTalk) and Online Banking.
Does the credit union offer free Bill Payment?
This state-of-the-art system makes paying bills fast and convenient. Using our Bill Payment Service, members can make unlimited payments per month for FREE.
You must have an Aloha Pacific Federal Credit Union checking account and have enrolled in Online Banking to utilize the Service.
Click on Online Banking & Bill Payment for more details. Or visit any of our branch locations or call us for assistance.
How many accounts can I open?
Members may open up to 10 accounts with different account numbers and different ownerships. Each account must maintain $5 in the savings account.
Can I open an account online?
You may visit any of our branch locations to open your account, or you may complete the Member Application form located in our Membership tab before visiting a branch.
How can I export my account history to Quicken or MS Money?
You may obtain your account history through our Online Banking service. Please visit any of our branch locations or call us at (808) 531-3711 or (877) 531-3711 toll free for assistance.
How does overdraft protection from my savings account to my checking account work?
When you specify overdraft protection from savings account, we will automatically transfer funds from the available balance in your savings to the checking account in the event your checking account balance is not sufficient to cover an item presented for payment.
Transfers from the savings account are made in the amount that is needed to cover the insufficient transaction amount and are subject to Regulation D, which limits the number of unsigned transfers to six (6) per month. There is a fee for the transfer.
How does an overdraft line of credit work?
Overdraft line of credit is a loan product that's attached to your checking account. A credit limit is established and funds are advanced to cover any shortages in your checking account, up to the specified limit.
When your overdraft line of credit covers a Non-Sufficient Fund (NSF) item, you could avoid NSF fees, and any returned check fees that may be imposed by the merchant.
When you write checks and you do not have the available funds there will be an automatic transfer/advance from your available funds in your Overdraft Line to your checking account, in increments of $100, to cover the item(s).
What is Courtesy Pay?
Courtesy Pay under the Electronic Funds Transfer Act (Regulation E) covers one-time debit card transactions when your account does not have sufficient funds to cover the debit(s).
Aloha Pacific FCU offers Overdraft Privilege, a non-contractual courtesy that is available to individually/jointly owned accounts in good standing for personal or household use. Click HERE to find out more.
How do I sign up for an Overdraft Line of Credit?
A credit application and approval is required for an overdraft line of credit account. You can apply online by visiting our Personal Loans page, or stop by one of our convenient branch locations.
Are there any fees associated with the overdraft line of credit account?
There are no annual fees and no pre-payment penalties. Late payment fees do apply.
Can I change my address online?
Address change requests may be processed at any of our conveniently located branches, or you may submit your request in writing by mail. To protect you and your accounts, we prefer that you have your signature notarized for requests submitted by mail.
How do I change my address?
To change your address you may visit any of our branches or download, and mail this Member Account Update Form to:
Aloha Pacific Federal Credit Union
832 South Hotel Street
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
Please have your signature notarized if you are mailing in the request for address change.
How do I add/remove a Beneficiary and/or Joint Owner on my account?
Please visit any of our branch locations for assistance or call us at (808) 531-3711 (or 1-877-531-3711 toll free) for more information.
Can I change my password?
Please visit any branch or call us at (808) 531-3711 (or 1-877-531-3711 toll free) to determine what password you are requesting to change.
Do I have to close my account if I move out of state?
Once you join Aloha Pacific Federal Credit Union, you may remain a member for life, even if you move or change jobs. Search our Locations page for Shared Branches where you may process transactions.
How do I change my name on my VISA® Debit Card and/or Credit Card?
Please visit any of our branch locations or call (808) 531-3711 (or 1-877-531-3711 toll free) for assistance.
What type of identification is required for minors?
Minors between the ages of 0 - 4 must provide a Social Security card for identification. Minors between the ages of 5 - 17, must provide a government issued identification (i.e. state identification, driver's license, passport, military identification). Parents or legal guardians of the minor must provide the birth certificate and if applicable, guardianship documents for the child.
What rates and terms do you offer on Certificates?
Aloha Pacific Federal Credit Union offers flexible term Certificate Accounts and competitive dividend rates to meet our members' needs. Our Rates are listed on the website, or you can visit any of our conveniently located branches for additional information.
How do I transfer funds from my credit union account to another financial institution via Internet Account Access?
We do not have the option to transfer funds from your Aloha Pacific Federal Credit Union account to an account at another financial institution. Please visit any of our branches or contact us for Bill Payment options that may meet your needs.
What is the fee for depositing a foreign check?
Please refer to the Personal Fee Schedule on the Rates page or call us at (808) 531-3711 (or 1-877-531-3711 toll free).
How much does it cost for a check/draft stop payment?
Our fees are subject to change, so please contact us or visit the Personal Fee Schedule on the Rates page.
What are the overdraft fees?
Please contact us at (808) 531-3711 (or 1-877-531-3711 toll free) for assistance.
I received a text message on my phone claiming to be from the credit union indicating my account is frozen and directing me to call a number to reactivate my account. Is this a legitimate message?
Please do not respond to this text message. Contact us by visiting any of our branch locations or call us at (808) 531-3711 or (877) 531-3711 toll free.
Are there any service fees for using Telephone Banking?
This is a free service. Please visit our Services page for current information regarding Telephone Banking (KalaTalk).
What is my PIN Number?
Your Personal Identification Number (PIN) is dependent on the type of service. Please visit any of our branches or call us at (808) 531-3711 or (877) 531-3711 toll free for assistance.
How do I access my account online?
To access your account online, you must enroll in Online Banking. Visit our Online Banking & Bill Payment page for details. Or call us at (808) 531-3711 or (877) 531-3711 toll free for additional assistance.
What is the cost for producing check copies and account statements?
If you currently are enrolled in online banking for your account(s) at Aloha Pacific Federal Credit Union, you are able to obtain and print your account statements and checks from your home computer. Your statements and checks are available on a rolling 12-month period. If you do not have online banking, please contact us or visit our website for the current schedule of fees.
If I want my child (under age) to use my VISA® Credit or Debit card, do I need a separate card or account for him/her? Can I just let him/her use my card? Should I order an extra card in my name for my child to use?
A member under the age of 18 is not eligible to have a VISA credit or debit card.
Can I change my Personal Identification Number (PIN) for my ATM or Debit card?
Members are able to change their PIN on their ATM or debit card by visiting a branch or by calling Member Support using option 4.
If you know you PIN, you can also change it at any APFCU ATM.
If I want my child (under age) to use my VISA® Credit or Debit card, do I need a separate card or account for him/her? Can I just let him/her use my card? Should I order an extra card in my name for my child to use?
Members are able to select their own PIN when they call to activate their card using their primary phone number that is on file.
Also, members are able to change their PIN on their ATM or debit card by visiting a branch or by calling Member Support using option 4.
If you know you PIN, you can also change it at any APFCU ATM.
I travel often and have a hard time paying my VISA credit card on time. Is there a way I can pay automatically and avoid the late fees?
You may make your payments via KalaNet Online Banking. However, we currently are unable to set up automatic payments to your VISA® credit card.
Can I pay my VISA® Credit card through Bill Payment?
Bill Payment Service allows members the ability to pay recurring or one-time payments from a checking account. However, because credit card payments can be different from one payment to another, you may elect not to set your payment as recurring.
Where do I send my VISA® Credit Card payments?
Your VISA® Credit Card payments may be made at any of our branch locations or you may mail payments to:
VISA
P.O. Box 672051
Dallas, TX 75267-2021
Do you process credit card limit increase requests online?
You may be able to apply for an increase online. Upon receiving and reviewing your application, our loan office will contact you for additional information.
If a member is under the age of 18, can he/she apply for a loan, VISA® credit card or overdraft protection?
Members must be at least 18 years of age to apply for credit at Aloha Pacific Federal Credit Union.
How do I dispute an unauthorized charge on my VISA® credit card?
Call VISA®'s Customer Service at 1-800-442-4757 to report unauthorized charges. You may file a dispute claim on a VISA® transaction that you did not perform or one with which you do not agree.
Will I receive a tax statement? (i.e. 1099-INT, 1098, etc.)
Did you receive more than $10 in dividends for your account(s) or paid $600 or more of interest on a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC)?
To check the YTD (Year To Date) Dividends you received or the total mortgage interest you paid, please refer to your December account statement.
If you enrolled for Online eStatements before December 15, a copy of your electronic tax statements will be available to print/download through Online Banking. Otherwise, a copy of your tax statement(s) will be delivered to you if you receive printed statements by mail.
ADDITIONAL NOTES
- If you maintain multiple account numbers, you receive a 1099-INT for each account that earned more than $10 in dividends.
- You will not receive a 1099-INT tax statement if the dividends you received on an account was $10 or less.
- You will not receive a 1098 tax statement if you paid less than $600 of interest on a HELOC.
- If you obtained a mortgage loan through APFCU, your mortgage is being serviced by CUSO of Hawaii Services. For more information and assistance, visit the CUSO of Hawaii Services website or call 808-539-0172 (U.S. toll free, 1-800-708-2876).
- You can log into Online Banking by going to alohapacific.com and enter your login credentials in the Sign In box. Click on 'Online eStatements' to download and print your tax statement(s).
- If you closed your Aloha Pacific account or paid off your HELOC before December 31, please refer to the last statement you received.