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INTERNATIONAL SERVICES

Banking across the globe

Simplify your travel with our international banking services. From making purchases and paying bills, Service Credit Union makes banking around the world a breeze.

Take advantage of our International Bill Pay services, which allow you to quickly pay bills in 17 different currencies. Service Credit Union also participates in the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA), making electronic payments in Euro between European countries easy and efficient.

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International Bill Pay

Schedule payments from around the world with our International Bill Pay services. If you’re already an online banking member, you can access International Bill Pay from your web browser or mobile app. Payments are available in 17 currencies to more than 40 countries.

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SEPA

Utilizing the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA), makes transactions between European countries quick and easy. Simply present your International Bank Account Number (IBAN) and the Service Credit Union Bank Identifier Code (BIC) to authorize a debit on your account.

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V PAY

Since many European merchants don’t accept major credit and debit cards, V PAY offers a smart and secure way to shop. V PAY is accepted throughout much of the European Union and works just like a debit card.

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Exchange Rates

Compare the American dollar against currency elsewhere in the world. We update foreign currency exchange rates daily after 4 pm CET, at the end of the European Union trading day, so you always know the value of your American dollar.

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Foreign Currency Banknotes*

Skip the lines at the airport or train station, and buy foreign currency before you travel internationally. We offer fast currency delivery to any Service Credit Union branch within the United States.