Mobile App FAQ
iPhone®, iPad®, iPod® Touch and Android® are supported. If your mobile device is eligible to download an app, a message will appear on your phone that says "For a richer experience, download the mobile app to your phone." Just click or touch to download. You can also search for our app in Google Play or in the Apple App Store. Simply search "East County Schools FCU Mobile" and download to your device.
- Download the App using your Mobile device. The App is required in order to access Mobile Check Deposit.
- If you are not using an Apple or Android mobile phone, or you prefer not to download the App, visit https://www.eastcountyschools.org from your mobile browser. Select Mobile Banking. Then, simply log in using your Online Banking username and password.
There is no limit, however after the 3rd Access Point* (device or download) you will need to obtain a one-time PIN in order to register.
Go to the App store and download the App. Log in using your user name and password for Online Banking. You will receive a message that a one-time PIN will be sent to the e-mail of record at ECSFCU for the primary member of the account. Check your e-mail, then return to the App and enter this one-time PIN.
* "Access Points" include SmartPhone or tablet App downloads or the use of Browsers. After you have used any 3 combinations of each, you will need to obtain and enter the one-time PIN in order to register.
ECSFCU Mobile Deposit FAQ
It's easy! You will need to download the Mobile App to your phone. Open the ECSFCU Mobile App, select mobile deposit and simply follow the prompts as they are presented to you.
- Endorse your check by signing your name and writing "for mobile deposit only" on the back
- Select the account that you want to make the deposit to
- Enter the dollar amount
- Take a photo of the front and back of your endorsed check
- Finally, review your deposit information and submit
Our general policy is to make funds from your check deposits available to you on the first business day after we receive your deposit, however all checks are subject to verification and collection and a longer hold may be placed.
Yes. They include:
- Altered checks
- Incomplete items (missing information, numeric and written amounts differ, item not properly endorsed, etc.)
- Non-negotiable items (such as coupons)
- Non-readable or non-visible MICR line items
- Deposits from the same account that the deposit is being made to
- Torn or damaged checks
- Stale dated checks. Most checks are staled dated after 180 days, however many may be staled dated sooner and this should be printed on the face of the negotiable instrument