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Changing financial institutions can feel like a hassle. We get it. Updating payments, moving deposits, remembering who pulls money from where. It can seem like a lot.
But switching to Ravalli County Credit Union is simple and seamless. As a member-owned financial cooperative serving Ravalli County, our focus is simple: helping our members build beneficial, life-long financial relationships. That means better service, local decision-making, and people who genuinely care about your financial well-being.
Our Switch Kit makes moving your accounts simple, organized, and stress-free so you can start enjoying the benefits of a different kind of bank.
Start by opening your account with Ravalli County Credit Union. Once your account is set up, you will receive your new routing number and account number.
Next, move your direct deposits and automatic withdrawals to your new RCCU account.
Common examples include:
Once all of your direct deposits and automatic withdrawals are successfully posting to your RCCU account, you can safely close your previous account.
It’s important to wait until you’ve confirmed that:
If you receive federal or state benefits, you may need to update your deposit information directly with the agency. These links will take you to the appropriate websites.
Some companies and service providers may require you to contact them directly to update payment information. Below are helpful resources to get started.
Shopping & Online Subscriptions
Mobile App Stores
Streaming Audio Providers
Mobile Phone Carriers
Online Gaming Providers
Car / Recreational Vehicle Insurance
Health & Fitness Memberships
Water Utilities
Electric Utilities
Gas & Electric Services
Garbage Collection Services
Internet & Telephone Providers
Cable & Streaming TV Providers
Student Loans
Credit Card Companies
Investment Services
Other Bills to Consider Updating
This Credit Union is Federally Insured by the National Credit Union Administration.
Changing financial institutions can feel like a hassle. We get it. Updating payments, moving deposits, remembering who pulls money from where. It can seem like a lot.
But switching to Ravalli County Credit Union is simple and seamless. As a member-owned financial cooperative serving Ravalli County, our focus is simple: helping our members build beneficial, life-long financial relationships. That means better service, local decision-making, and people who genuinely care about your financial well-being.
Our Switch Kit makes moving your accounts simple, organized, and stress-free so you can start enjoying the benefits of a different kind of bank.
Start by opening your account with Ravalli County Credit Union. Once your account is set up, you will receive your new routing number and account number.
Next, move your direct deposits and automatic withdrawals to your new RCCU account.
Common examples include:
Once all of your direct deposits and automatic withdrawals are successfully posting to your RCCU account, you can safely close your previous account.
It’s important to wait until you’ve confirmed that:
If you receive federal or state benefits, you may need to update your deposit information directly with the agency. These links will take you to the appropriate websites.
Some companies and service providers may require you to contact them directly to update payment information. Below are helpful resources to get started.
Shopping & Online Subscriptions
Mobile App Stores
Streaming Audio Providers
Mobile Phone Carriers
Online Gaming Providers
Car / Recreational Vehicle Insurance
Health & Fitness Memberships
Water Utilities
Electric Utilities
Gas & Electric Services
Garbage Collection Services
Internet & Telephone Providers
Cable & Streaming TV Providers
Student Loans
Credit Card Companies
Investment Services
Other Bills to Consider Updating
This Credit Union is Federally Insured by the National Credit Union Administration.