Yes, Digital Wallets are fast, efficient, and more importantly secure. When using Google PayTM, Apple Pay®, Samsung Pay and CardValet you’ll have the same fraud protection as you do while using your physical CWPCU debit card. When utilizing your digital wallet your debit card’s name or number is never used. Instead a unique, one-time passcode is sent to the payment terminal. For added security on some smart phones you can enable fingerprint/Touch ID/Face ID security features.

These are general directions, specific instructions vary based on device and app.

1. Launch the Digital Wallet app. Tap the Add Credit or Debit Card link.
2. Select to add a Credit or Debit Card.
3. Capture an image of the card by lining the card up within the frame to automatically capture card information.
4. If any information cannot be detected, you will be prompted to manually enter the details.
5. Complete Verification as prompted on-screen.
6. After a card has been added, it must be verified by the payment card network. This may take a few minutes to complete.

These are general directions, specific instructions vary based on device and app.

1. Wake up and unlock your phone.
2. Hold the back of your phone close to the screen for a few seconds. When you’re done paying you’ll see a blue check mark on the screen.
3. From there, you’ll complete the rest of the purchase using the merchant’s card terminal.

No, Crow Wing Power Credit Union does not charge a fee for utilizing a digital wallet to make purchases. However, messaging and data rates may apply.

Yes, you can. All of the Digital Wallets Crow Wing Power Credit Union supports offer options for having multiple cards in your Digital Wallet. Card number limit is dependent on each app.

Yes, you can. Please note that your card must be added individually to each device. Restrictions vary over apps.

In the event that your mobile device is lost, stolen, or compromised call the number below to cancel your debit card.

1-800-472-3272

Yes, anytime your card information changes from the information you originally entered when adding your card to your device, you will need to re-enter the card.

For example, if your card expiration date changes, or if you receive a new card due to a breach or because it was lost or stolen, you will need to enter the card again and provide the updated information.