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Checking Account Overdraft Protection

Protect your checking with flexible overdraft coverage options.

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Access your accounts anytime, anywhere with digital banking!

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Stay Alert About Your Balances

Set up debit card and credit card alerts to ensure you're aware of your account balances, transactions and more. Set Alerts up in the Card Management section of Digital Banking.

Your Questions. Answered.

Common Questions about Overdraft Protection

Find answers to the most frequently asked questions about Overdraft Protection options offered at Andrews Federal.

Which accounts can I use to transfer funds and prevent overdrafts?

You can transfer from most of your Andrews Federal accounts (Savings, Money Market, other checking accounts, etc.). You cannot transfer from a Share Certificate.

How do I set up an Overdraft Line of Credit?

You'll need to complete a loan application to request an Overdraft Line of Credit. Our team will ensure your Line of Credit is connected to your checking account.

What happens if I exceed the daily Privilege Pay limit?

If you exceed the three daily transactions for Privilege Pay, your transactions may be returned/denied, and you may be charged an insufficient funds fee.

How do I opt out of Privilege Pay for my checks and ACH transactions?

If you would like to remove Privilege Pay from your account, log in to Digital Banking, click Account Services on the menu, select Privilege Pay, and toggle Authorized Status slider.

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