Your vehicle is an extension of your home. So, for the sake of good housekeeping, learn all the ways to make a payment on your auto loan.
Get from point A to B, and send a payment in-between
MAKE PAYMENTS ANYWHERE, ANYTIME
Choose to set up a recurring payment or, visit us online without ever having to log in. The options are endless.
It's easy to log in and make a payment
- Log in to Digital Banking
- Go to Move Money in the Main Menu
- Select ''My Accounts"
- In the “From account” field, select your Checking or Savings account
- In the “To Account” section, your auto loan.
- Enter the amount, and select a frequency, and Transfer Date
- Then select Transfer Funds
Discover how easy it is to manage your loan payments on the go
- Log in to Digital Banking
- Go to "Loan Services"
- Go to "Make a Loan Payment"
- Choose which account you would like to pay from, the payment type, and an amount
- Now, check the box to left of “Make this recurring” to establish a recurring payment for this particular loan
Submit a payment to your Andrews Federal loan(s) without logging in
- Go to the Make A Payment page
- Select 'Proceed' and then 'Express Pay' to make a payment without logging in
- Plus, you never have to remember a username or password
- Come back once a month to make your payments with ease
- Or, create a username and password to make your next payment that much easier
Have your payments automatically deducted from the account of your choice
You will need to fill out a form and send us a voided check; but you’ll never have to think about making your payment again.
To establish an automatic payment, you must provide proof of ownership via:
- A “VOIDED” check from your checking account
- A copy of your bank statement
- A letter from your financial institution verifying the account number
Have your payment hand delivered to us
Mail a check with “Auto Loan”: written in the Memo line, to: Andrews Federal Credit Union ATTN: Payment Systems P.O. Box 3000, Clinton, MD 20735-6001Andrews Federal Credit Union is a full-service financial institution with stateside locations in Washington, D.C., a variety of Maryland counties including Prince Georges, St. Mary’s, Calvert and Charles, Northern Virginia and New Jersey, as well as overseas locations in the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany.