As part of our transition to Virginia Credit Union (VACU), all personal checking, savings, and certificate accounts are now being offered exclusively through Virginia Credit Union. Learn more about Virginia Credit Union personal accounts. Already a member of Member One, VACU, or both? Give us a call at 800-666-8811, or visit a Member One branch to see what accounts are available to you during this time.
Checking Accounts
Choose from multiple checking products made to fit your needs. Enjoy options with no minimums, and get a free debit card, easy online and mobile banking, and access to nationwide ATMs.
Savings Accounts
Put your money to work, and make progress toward your unique financial goals. Use automatic tools to put money aside and have easy access to it whenever you need it.
Kids Savings Accounts
Start building smart saving habits early. Created for parents and other custodians, help your child save while limiting their access.
Investments
Choose from share certificates, money market accounts, and Traditional and Roth IRA options, all with competitive rates to support your long-term goals.
The Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) gives parents increased control over what information is collected from their children online, and how such information is used. The law applies to websites and services directed to, and which knowingly collect information from children under the age of 13. Member One Federal Credit Union’s (FCU) websites and online services are not directed to children under the age of 13, nor is information knowingly collected from them. In the event that Member One FCU wishes to collect information about children under the age of 13, parental consent will be required first. Any information that Member One FCU wishes to collect will be posted for parental review prior to collection. All information collected at any point in time, whether approved by a parent for a child, or for an adult is subject to Member One FCU’s Privacy Policy.
For additional information on COPPA protections or the dangers of the Internet and how to browse safely, visit the Federal Trade Commission.