NetBanking Software

No special software is required to use the Credit Union's NetBanking facility. Simply log into the site using any modern web browser.

NetBanking is designed to work with low bandwidth connections and is suitable for dialup users.

For security please ensure that your computer's operating system and browser are kept fully updated.

Configure Your Browser

For Internet Explorer, please add our NetBanking Site to Trusted Sites. Depending on the other browser security settings, this may be sufficient to enable most features.

Cookies must be enabled for logins at our NetBanking site.

PDF Statement Downloads and Transaction Downloads require file downloads to be enabled.
Please configure your browser to prompt for and allow downloads.

AdHoc Statements use a popup window. If you intend to use this facility please configure your browsers and toolbars to allow popups at our site.

Many search toolbars (eg Google and Yahoo) include popup blocking modules and these will also need to be set to allow cookies on our NetBanking site.

Please click here for information about configuring your browser and toolbars.

• Internet Explorer 9 ( recommended on Vista or Windows 7)
• Internet Explorer 8 (recommended on Windows XP)
• Internet Explorer 7
• Firefox 5 (recommended)
• Firefox 4
• Google Chrome (recommended)
• Opera 11
• Safari 5

Versions of Internet Explorer 6 (or lower) are no longer supported by SCCU NetBanking. Microsoft advises users to upgrade to Internet Explorer 8. (IE9 is not compatible with Windows XP)

Mozilla support for Firefox 2 has been discontinued and it may have security vulnerabilities. All Firefox 2 users are advised to immediately upgrade to Firefox 5.

Microsoft support for Windows 95, 98, 2000 and ME operating systems has ceased. Security updates are no longer issued and may leave computers using these operating systems vulnerable to attack. Use of these operating systems online should be avoided.

Mozilla support for Firefox 2 has been discontinued and it may have security vulnerabilities. All Firefox 2 users are advised to immediately upgrade to Firefox 5.

Developer (AOL) support for Netspace ceased in March 2008.
Users are advised to change to one of the currently supported browsers.

• Firefox 5 (recommended)
• Google Chrome (recommendeded)
• Opera 11
• Safari (included in OSX)

Microsoft support for the Mac version of Internet Explorer has ceased and may have security vulnerabilities. Users are advised to install one of the alternative browsers.

Developer (AOL) support for Netspace ceased in March 2008.
Users are advised to change to one of the currently supported browsers.

The introduction of Mac OSX involved a complete change to the Mac operating system. All earlier Mac operating systems are considered obsolete by developers. Operating System and browser updates are no longer available. Consequently, the use of OS9 and earlier systems should be avoided, especially online.

• Firefox 5 (recommended)
• Opera 11

Although operating systems using the Linux kernel are widely considered to be less vulnerable than the more popular platforms, it is still important to keep software up to date. Avoid using browsers that are no longer supported.