TeleTalk
Say goodbye to waiting on hold. TeleTalk gives you ’round-the-clock access to your accounts.
No more playing phone tag
Between work, errands, and life’s never-ending to-do lists, it’s not always easy to pop into a branch. TeleTalk lets you access your accounts 24/7, whether you need to check your balance before a weekend getaway or transfer funds in a flash.
Ditch the dress code
TeleTalk lets you check your balance, move money, and more, all from the comfort of your couch—sweatpants encouraged.
Grab your phone and call 800.533.3817 to access your account.
You’ll just need a few things on hand:
- Your 9-digit primary savings account number
- Your PIN
- Any sub-account identifiers
- Your Social Security number (if you’re a first-time user)
Check balances, transfer funds, and more
Not registered? Getting started is easy:
- Grab your phone and call the TeleTalk number.
- Enter your Social Security number when the answering service requests your PIN. Don’t worry—it’s just for verification.
- Change your PIN when prompted.
Feeling stuck? To change your PIN again or activate TeleTalk, press 8 (More Choices) and select 3 to change your PIN or 5 to log in.
We’ll send you a verification agreement to sign and return. Once we have it, you can use TeleTalk and other online banking services.
View this guide to learn more on how to use your TeleTalk account.
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Wire Transfers
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