All eligible DCCU debit card and credit card members will receive their new cards in phases starting in late February. You can continue using your current DCCU debit or credit card until the new one arrives. Once your new tap card arrives, please destroy and securely dispose of your old card. 

Your card number and PIN will remain the same, but your expiration date and CVV number will change.

Yes, your tap card will still work with chip or swipe transactions. Tap to pay technology may not be supported everywhere, though. Merchants like Walmart, for example, do not support this technology and require chip insertion instead.

Yes, contactless payments use secure encryption technology and include the same fraud monitoring protection as your current DCCU debit card or credit card.

Tap-to-pay technology completes transactions via encryption and tokenization. Because of these protections, there is little risk of your card information being stolen when the card is not in use. 

No, the shift to contactless cards is an automatic benefit for DCCU members.

For added peace of mind, an RFID blocking wallet or card sleeve may be purchased. Please note that this is not required to safely use your DCCU tap-to-pay card.