- IRA Center NEW!
- Credit Card Services
- Mortgage Access (1A)
- Mortgage Access (MAM)
- Reorder Checks
- Visa Gift Card
- Apply for an IRA

- Credit Counseling
- Payday Advance
- SMARTMOVE
- Calculators

+ Electronic Services (PDF)
+ Skip-A-Payment (PDF)

Mobile Banking
1A is making it easier for our members to access their money anytime, anywhere with mobile banking. This service makes conducting your banking transactions more convenient and secure. And the best part, it is free*!

As long as your mobile device is web enabled and you have account access through Advantagenet you can log into www.find1a.com to perform your transactions. Currently Bill Pay is not available with this application but we are working to allow this service through Mobile Banking.

Mobile Banking Features
As an Advantagenet member, you can use Mobile Banking to:

• View your checking, savings, credit card, mortgage, line of credit, loans, and other account balances
• View deposit and withdrawal transactions
• transfer funds
• Locate 1A Branches, Deposit Taking ATMs, Surcharge Free ATMs,and Credit Union Service Centers
• along with maps and directions
• View our most recent specials
• Read more about 1A

Getting Connected to Mobile Banking is easy, simply follow the below directions and you will be on your way to convenience at your fingertips.

1. Enter our mobile banking web address, www.find1a.com
2. Select Advantagenet
3. Select Sign In
4. Enter your Account Number and click Log In
5. Enter your Advantagenet Account Password and click Sign In
6. Don’t forget to bookmark the site and add it to your favorites for easy access!

If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to Contact Us

* Web access is needed to use Mobile Banking. Members may be charged access rates depending on your mobile device carrier. Check with your service provider for details on specific fees and charges.

We do business in accordance with the Federal Fair Housing Law and the Equal Credit Opportunity Act.
Your savings federally insured to at least $250,000 and backed by the full faith and credit of the United States Government
by the NCUA (National Credit Union Administration), a U.S. Government Agency