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You are allowed one Kasasa account per Social Security Number. If you are primary on two accounts, you can only have one Kasasa rewards account. However, if you are primary on one account, and joint on another, you could be joint on the additional Kasasa account.
No, Kasasa Tunes rewards are reimbursements for purchases made.
No, only consumer accounts can have Kasasa products.
No, you can only access your primary share and your checking account with your debit card.
No, you can only have one Kasasa Saver. The Kasasa Saver account has to be linked to a Kasasa checking account to work appropriately
No, both the primary and joint members debit card transactions count towards the 12 debit card transactions.
No, you’re still required to have a primary share.
$7.99 for Primary members, $6.00 for the joint member (both Kasasa and non-Kasasa accountholders receive the same price.)
You need to have 12 debit card transactions post and settle to your account per Monthly Qualification Cycle, have 1 ACH debit or credit, 1 Bill Pay transaction, and enroll in E-Statements to qualify for the account’s rewards.
If you don’t qualify, the account is still free, and you can try again next month.
A Kasasa checking account might not be the best fit for you if you don’t want to enroll in E-Statements. E-statements are a requirement to earn rewards. If you never enroll in E-Statements, you will never earn the rewards, and be charged a paper statement fee.
The qualification cycle is the timeframe in which you must complete your 12 debit card transactions, 1 ACH debit, credit, or Bill pay transaction, and have E-Statements.
Kasasa Protect is an identity theft protection service.
Kasasa is a company that partners with financial institutions to offer awesome rewards based on checking accounts for you as our member at UnitedOne Credit Union.
The monthly qualification cycle is defined as one day prior to the first banking day of the current statement cycle through one day prior to the last banking day of the current statement cycle. (ex: 12/31/2023-1/30/2024) UnitedOne Credit Union statement cycle is the first of the month through the last of the month (ex: 1/1/2024-1/31/2024)
Rewards are posted on the last day of the month.
If you have a Kasasa Cash® checking or Kasasa Cash Back® checking paired with Kasasa Saver®, the rewards will be posted to the checking account and then swept to the Kasasa Saver. If you have a Kasasa Cash or Kasasa Cash Back checking but no Kasasa Saver, the rewards will be posted to your checking account. Kasasa Tunes® checking rewards are posted directly to the Tunes checking, as Kasasa Tunes cannot be paired with Kasasa Saver.
Both Kasasa account holders and non-Kasasa account holders can enroll in Kasasa Protect. It is available to both primary and joint members.