To enable your browser to allow you to setup Advanced
Authentication please follow these guidelines.
Check to make sure your Cookies
are cleared and your Security Zone settings are set to the default
levels inside your browser. This task varies among the browsers available
on the Internet.
Shown below is Internet Explorer:
On your
Tools menu you will find the item labeled Internet
Options, Shown is versions 6 and 7 of Microsoft
Internet Explorer.
In
IE 6(shown) and 7, you should first try to
delete your cookies and Temporary Internet files. The
will clear out any possible malformed code caused by system
crashes during browsing, or just corrupted files from
surfing the web.
This is also a good maintenance practice to keep your
browser cache small to free up space on your hard drive.
In
Internet Explorer 7(shown) Its very much like
version 6 except it provides a more comprehensive way to
delete your files.
In
Internet Explorer 7(shown) you can choose just to
Delete cookies or to Delete all of your
temporary internet cache. Either way will provide the same
results.
Confirm
that you want to continue the delete process.
Set
your Security and Privacy options to the
Default level inside your Internet Explorer browser.
In
IE 6 (shown) If your Security or
Privacy settings are set to Custom Level set
those to Default Level.
Once you have completed these steps you should be able to:
Setup your Advanced Authentication image if you haven't done
so already.
Or
If you setup an Advanced Authentication image already,
you will login and it will ask you one of your challenge
questions then allow normal access once you are validated.
To view a demo of how to step up your advanced
authentication image click here.
If you have any problems with this process please call:
Member Service Center (707) 449-4000 or (800) 877-8328
Account aggregation It is a method that involves compiling information
from different accounts, which may include bank
accounts, credit card accounts, investment accounts, and
other consumer or business accounts, into a single
place. This may include a database or may be provided
through "screen-scraping" where a user provides the
requisite account-access information for an automated
system to gather and compile the information into a
single page.
Most systems that use screen scraping will no longer
be able to access your Travis Credit Union account
Microsoft Money It no longer works "automatically" with our Online
Banking product due to the higher security method
currently in place. You can still export your
account history money file and import it into your
Microsoft Money program regardless of what version you
have.
Inside Online Banking select the account your want to
export the history from. From the menu on the left of
your browser window choose "Export Account
Information" choose "Money using Active
Statements (OFX)" which you can then download and
save to your computer to be imported into Money. With
Money 2007 installed it will prompt you to start Money
once you click the Export Button inside Online Banking
making your export easier.
We value your membership
and your privacy is very important to us.
Please click here to view our Privacy Policy.
Copyright 2005 Travis
Credit Union All Rights Reserved NCUA - Your savings federally insured to at least $100,000 and backed by the full faith and credit of the United States Government.
