2317 Easton Avenue Bethlehem, PA 18017-5099 Phone 610-691-0041 Fax 610-691-8624 E-mail service@btcu.org

Convenient Access:

Click here to do your BTFCU banking on the Internet. (Requires registration before using first time.)

Link to the new, improved Electronic Bill Payment site. (Requires registration before using first time.)

The phone number for Audio Response (Bank-by-Phone) is 1-800-553-0857. Click here for audio response instructions.

Click here to do your VISA card banking on the Internet. (Requires registration before using first time.)

Click here to find ATMs that charge no fees to BTFCU members.

Click here for the CUNA Mutual Member Financial Services website.

Click here for an online Mortgage Application.

Click here to see BTFCU's Savings Accounts and Savings Rates.

Click here to see BTFCU's Loans and Loan Rates.

Find out how to join Bethlehem Teachers FCU.

Easton Ave. Hours:

REGULAR HOURS:
Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, Friday:
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Thursday:
9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.

New St. Hours:

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Serving Members Since 1935

Scambusters: Phony Damaged Cards Scam

According to the Pennsylvania Credit Union Association, recently, members from a western PA credit union began receiving automated phone messages advising them that there was a problem with their debit/credit cards.

The message advised the members that to fix the problem, they should “press 1 for the security department.” They were then prompted to enter their 16-digit card number. Caller ID screens showed a number of 1402 when the calls were made.

Please be aware of this type of scam because often, the scammers don’t stop at one credit union. If you ever receive a message that asks you to provide personal information, stop and think about what is being asked. Should the credit union need me to give them numbers they already have? Then, contact the Credit Union using a trusted phone number.