DCCU Routing # 251483311
DCCU Routing # 251483311
A mobile wallet is a financial transaction application that securely stores your payment information (like a credit card, debit card, or banking information) and then allows you to pay for your purchases through that application. With mobile wallets and your personal DCCU debit or credit card, you can make purchases in-store, in-app, and online. Enjoy the same great rewards and benefits you have with your DCCU cards with the added security and convenience of a mobile wallet.
Benefits & Features of a Mobile Wallet
Add Card to Mobile Wallet on the DCCU Mobile App
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Mobile Wallet FAQs
Yes, mobile wallets are a secure method of payment. Mobile wallets utilize encryption technology with every purchase to offer enhanced security features and added peace of mind.
All DCCU personal credit cards and debit cards are eligible for mobile wallet use:
Yes, you will still earn the same amount of rewards point or cash back when using your mobile wallet connected to a personal DCCU debit card or credit card.
If you are experiencing issues when adding your personal DCCU credit card or debit card to the mobile wallet on your smartphone or other supported device, please call us at 540-946-3200 or after hours at 866-820-5970.
If your device is ever lost or stolen, call us immediately at 540-946-3200, and then contact your device provider as soon as possible. Please note that since mobile wallets don’t store your actual card details in your device, anyone with access will not be able to view your information, even if the device is unlocked.
DuPont Community Credit Union does not charge fees for using mobile wallets. Please check your provider’s Terms & Conditions for additional information.
Yes, you can still use your DCCU debit card or credit card physically after connecting it to your mobile wallet.
Yes! Mobile wallets utilize tap-to-pay technology like physical cards, allowing them to work in much the same way. Many mobile wallets even add extra layers of security, such as requiring biometric authentication – like a fingerprint, face recognition software, or even a PIN – before completing the transaction.