Ways to Bank & Pay
We offer a variety of ways to manage your money.
Allow our friendly and knowledgeable staff to serve you at one of our four branches.
With our Online Banking, you can:
How to sign up:
Benefits:
Benefits of chip technology:
Carrying out a chip transaction:
If you have any questions about your chip MEMBER CARD Debit Card, please contact your branch or GVC's Help Line at 604.421.3565.
With our mobile app, you can:
Benefits:
Check balances in a flash with QuickView
Browse selected account balances on the go, even before you've logged in. Activate the QuickView feature in the app, and a single tap on the screen will keep you in the know.
Privacy and Security
It's our priority to keep your information safe, which is why our mobile app uses the same high level of security as our online banking website.
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How to use it:
Features include:
Mobile Web Costs
Mobile Web Banking is free but some smartphone plans charge for data use and your carrier may charge you data rates. If you use Mobile Web Banking on a free Wi-Fi connection, you shouldn't be charged data rates.
Check with your mobile carrier to avoid any surprises.
Check out our Mobile Banking FAQs for more.
Features include:
How to sign up:
Check out our Mobile Banking FAQs for more.
Note: Text messaging fees from your mobile carrier may apply.
With MEMBER CARD® Debit Card, members can access their accounts through ATMs across Canada and worldwide. Deposits, withdrawals and transfers can be made from any credit union machine displaying the ACCULINK® or EXCHANGE® symbols; without additional surcharges. Cash withdrawals can be made from any other ATMs that display the CIRRUS® or INTERAC® symbols.
Remember, withdrawals with your MEMBER CARD® Debit Card at any GVC Credit Union ATM are free! Additionally, GVC ATMs offer bill payment functionality and mini-statements.
To find a credit union ATM in Canada, click here or use the "Find Branch/ATM" button located at the top of the screen in the global navigation area.
To find a CIRRUS® ATM anywhere in the world, click here.
Statement of Commitment to the Code of Conduct
Greater Vancouver Community Credit Union is stating our re-commitment to the Code of Conduct for the Credit and Debit Card Industry in Canada. The Code was designed to protect credit union members' interests related to the issuance and acceptance of payment cards, and to the operation of payment card networks.
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Interac, the Interac logo and Interac® Flash are trademarks of Interac Inc. used under license.
If you’ve signed up for online banking, Interac e-Transfer is automatically enabled for you.
The Autodeposit feature allows money sent to you via Interac e-Transfer to be deposited directly into your credit union account, without having to answer a security question.
How to set it up:
Members simply register their email address with Interac in order to take advantage of this feature:
For more information, click here.
Important information
Get paid easily with Request Money*
It’s easy to request money you’re owed with the Interac e-Transfer Request Money feature! When you send a request for money, the recipient is notified instantly and can accept the request. When accepted, the money will be automatically deposited into your account, and you’ll be notified.
How to request money by Interac e-Transfer
For more information, click here.
Important information
How to send an Interac e-Transfer
Within approximately 30 minutes, the recipient will be notified that the payment has been made.
What is an Interac e-Transfer?
It’s an easy, secure, and convenient way to send or receive money.
Who can use Interac e-Transfer?
Any individual or small business owner with an account at a Canadian financial institution that offers the service can initiate an e-Transfer, while anyone with an account at a Canadian financial institution can receive one.
What is Autodeposit?
Autodeposit is a feature that enables users to save time when having money deposited in their bank account. When enabled, funds go directly into a recipient's bank account without having to answer a security question.
Why do I still have to answer the security question after registering for the Autodeposit feature?
For the Autodeposit feature to work, both the sender and receiver’s financial institution must support Autodeposit. If the sender’s financial institution doesn’t support Autodeposit, you will still be required to answer a security question.
Is it safe to transfer money by email or text message?
There is no money attached to emails or text messages. Instead, financial institutions use standard practices for safe money transfers.
Is there a charge for sending an Interac e-Transfer?
Interac e-Transfers are free when sending from a personal chequing account. A $1.50 fee applies to savings and business accounts.
Are there limits on how much can be sent or received?
While there are no minimums, there are maximums for both sending and receiving Interac e-Transfers.Sending
Per Transaction Limit |
Weekly Limit |
Monthly Limit |
$3,000.00 |
$10,000.00 |
$20,000.00 |
Receiving
Per Transaction Limit |
Weekly Limit |
Monthly Limit |
$25,000.00* |
no limit* |
no limit* |
*New limit effective July 8, 2021.
Is there a fee to cancel an Interac e-Transfer?
There are no cancellation fees; however, the sending fee is non-refundable. If you cancel an e-Transfer, your account will be credited with the dollar amount of the transfer minus the sending fee.
Is there a fee to receive an Interac e-Transfer?
If your financial institution offers the service and you use online banking, it's free to receive an Interac e-Transfer.
What happens when a recipient's financial institution doesn't offer this service?
Recipients can still receive the money by registering with Interac and providing their banking information. The deposit usually takes 4 to 6 business days and Interac charges a $4.00 administration fee, which is deducted from the total amount of the transfer.
What if I don't bank online, can I still deposit an Interac e-Transfer?
Yes, provided you have an account at a Canadian financial institution. However, you'll have to register with Interac and provide your banking information. The deposit usually takes four to six business days and Interac charges a $4.00 administration fee, which is deducted from the total amount of the transfer.
Why do text message notifications come from 100001?
This is the short code from which all Interac e-Transfer text notifications are sent.
Can I send an Interac e-Transfer to a landline?
If you provide only a landline as the way to notify a recipient, you'll be informed that the transfer cannot be completed. You'll need to provide new contact information – either a mobile phone number or email. If, however, you provide a landline and an email, the recipient will be notified via email.
Can I send an Interac e-Transfer to anyone?
No. To send and/or receive Interac e-Transfer transactions, both senders and recipients must have accounts at Canadian financial institutions. The transfer must also be in Canadian dollars.
How long does it take to receive the money?
For recipients, it takes approximately 30 minutes for notifications to be received. As soon as the notification is received, the recipient can deposit the money. As a sender, the money is debited from your account immediately after finalizing the transfer.
What happens if I use an incorrect mobile phone number?
The notification will be sent to that phone number; however, that person will not be able to deposit the transfer because she/he won't know the answer to the security question. Recipients must correctly answer a security question before they can deposit the money.
Can I cancel an Interac e-Transfer?
You can cancel the transfer at any time up until the recipient accepts it. Generally, it takes 30 minutes for notifications to be sent to recipients. To cancel a transfer, click on the 'Cancel' link beside the list of pending transfers.
If a transfer hasn't been accepted within 30 days, it will automatically expire, and the sender will be notified. The sender can either click on the 'Cancel' link beside the list of pending transfers or let Interac cancel the transaction. Money will be returned to the sender within 7 days of cancelling the transaction; however, fees charged at the time of sending the transfer are not reimbursable.
You can also send reminders to recipients who have yet to accept transfers by clicking on the 'Resend Notice' link beside the list of pending transfers.
What happens if the recipient rejects the transfer?
In that case, you'll be notified and prompted to log in to your online banking to cancel the pending transfer.Transmit your direct deposit enrolment information to the CRA when you use our online banking. You can receive the following CRA payments:
The new Canada Emergency Response Benefiit
Income tax refund
Canada child benefit
To sign up now:
For more information, click here.
With Small Business Online Banking, moving money between your business and personal accounts is easy. Consolidate your accounts so you don’t have to log in more than once.
Now you can authorize employees to view your statements online at their convenience—without the hassle of paper statements. You can also authorize delegates to initiate transfers and bill payments.
Transactions created in Small Business Online Banking can also be set up to require approval from 2 people. Best of all, the notification process between both signers is fully automated. You'll be able to see what's pending as soon as you log in.
Whether it’s cash back for everyday purchases or travel rewards, we’re pleased to offer our members a wide variety of Mastercard credit card products.
Explore our additional banking services to add more value your money management, including investments, borrowing and merchant services.
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