
Online and mobile banking will be unavailable from November 6–9
We're bringing our banking systems together. As the final steps of a merger, our Comtech Fire Credit Union members will transition to YNCU’s banking system over the November 6–8 weekend. To make this change, YNCU online and mobile banking will be temporarily unavailable from 8:00 p.m. on November 6 until November 9.
Please plan ahead and take care of any time-sensitive banking before 7:00 p.m. on November 6. We apologize for any inconvenience but urge you to make any payments, transfers or other transactions you may need before services go offline.

Debit purchase and ATM withdrawl limits on the November 6 weekend
While online and mobile banking will be unavailable over the November 6 weekend, you can continue to use your debit card for ATM withdrawals and in-store purchases. Temporary lower transaction limits may apply. Online and mobile banking will be available again on November 9. Simply log in with your existing YNCU username and password.

Our newly expanded branch network
Beginning November 9, YNCU and Comtech Fire Credit Union members will be banking on one integrated system and under ther YNCU name. That means YNCU members will also have access to five additional branch locations:
Ottawa, 363 Bank Street
Kingston, 572 Princess Street
Mississauga, 5099 Creekbank Road
Amherstview, 501–4499 Bath Road
Toronto, 531 Danforth Avenue
Be sure to check back for updates
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Commonly asked questions
Banking system integration is the process of transitioning legacy Comtech Fire Credit Union members to YNCU’s banking system and digital platforms. Once integration is complete, all members will bank on one integrated system.
Integration will take place November 6–8. Online and mobile banking will become unavailable at 8:00 p.m. on November 6 and become available again beginning November 9.
Online and mobile banking must be temporarily taken offline while we transition legacy CFCU member information to YNCU’s banking system and complete the necessary behind-the-scenes work and testing. This helps ensure the integrated system is working properly before banking services become available again.
Yes. Debit cards will remain available for ATM and point-of-sale transactions, although lower limits may apply temporarily.
No. The staged Interac e-Transfer impacts communicated to legacy CFCU members do not apply to existing YNCU members. Your saved recipients, e-Transfer history, and Autodeposit will remain in place.
No. Existing YNCU members will continue using their current username and password once online and mobile banking become available again.
Beginning November 9, all members will bank on one integrated system. YNCU members will also be able to complete their banking at five additional locations in Amherstview, Kingston, Mississauga, Ottawa and Toronto.