Customer Service
Disclosures and Agreements
See below for links to important disclosures and agreements.
Account Summary - TCF provides an easy-to-read account summary, describing the key fees, terms and conditions of our most popular checking accounts.
- TCF Free Checking
- TCF Free Student Checking
- TCF Premier 62+ Checking
- TCF Premier Checking
- TCF Affinity Checking
- TCF Campus Card Checking
- TCF Teen Checking
Current Rates & Yields - select the state where you opened or plan to open your account.
Deposit Account Services & Prices Schedule
Other disclosures and agreements:
- Digital Banking Agreement
- Online Banking Glossary
- Overdraft Protection Line of Credit Agreement
- Overdraft Protection Transfer Service Agreement
- Privacy Policy
- Terms & Conditions for Certificate of Deposit Accounts
- Terms & Conditions for Checking and Savings Accounts
- Terms and Conditions for Visa Gift Cards
- Overdrafts and Overdraft Protection
- What You Need to Know About Overdrafts and Overdraft Fees
Small Business Checking and Savings
With TCF digital banking you can:
- Check your balance.
- View transaction history, including images of cleared checks and deposit tickets.
- Enroll and view online statements.
- Reorder checks.
- Download the TCF Mobile App for iPhone, iPad and Android smartphones and tablets.
- Set up customized alerts for balance and transaction thresholds.
- Update your address and contact information.
- Set a budget to track spending and savings goals.
With digital banking's pay & transfer tool you can:
- Pay one-time or recurring bills.
- Receive bills within digital banking by setting up e-bills.
- Transfer money between eligible TCF accounts.
With our automated TCF phone banking service you can:
- Activate a new card.
- Check your balance.
- Hear pending and posted transactions from the last 60 days.
- Transfer money between accounts.
- Change your PIN.
- Reorder checks.
- Order a statement of transactions since your last monthly statement ($5 fee applies).
- Obtain total previous year’s interest earned on all deposit accounts related to your Social Security or Tax ID number (available January through July), or order a duplicate copy of your 1099-INT statement.
With our TCF ATMs you can:
- Activate a new card.
- Check your balance.
- Transfer money between accounts that are tied to your card.
- Request a mini-statement ($1.50 fee applies).
You usually need a routing number when you enroll in automated services, such as direct deposit. A routing number speeds up the processing of debits and credits between financial institutions.
The best way to see your account number and routing number is within digital banking by going to Accounts & Statements, selecting the account name and choosing > View Account Details.
You can also see your account and routing numbers by looking at a check. See the example below:
If neither of these options is available, use the chart below to find the number associated with the state where you opened your account.
| State | Routing number |
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State
Arizona
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Routing number
122106183
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State
Colorado
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Routing number
107006444
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State
Illinois
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Routing number
271972572
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State
Indiana
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Routing number
271972572
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State
Michigan
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Routing number
272471548
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State
Minnesota
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Routing number
291070001
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State
South Dakota
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Routing number
291070001
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State
Wisconsin
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Routing number
275071385
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State
ZEO
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Routing number
29107000
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For accounts opened online, use the state specified in your online application. If you have any questions, call Customer Service.
- Log in to digital banking. Under Accounts, click the account name and select Order Checks. Not yet enrolled? Enroll in TCF digital banking.
- Order through our partner Harland Clarke by visiting ordermychecks.com or by calling 1-888-784-5296.
- Call the 24-hour TCF phone banking service at 800-TCFBANK (823-2265). Press 4 (more options) -> select 1 (my account) -> select 5 (reorder checks).
- Bring your check reorder slip into a TCF branch.
- Mail your check reorder slip to any TCF branch.
If your card is stolen, call us as soon as possible at 1-800-823-2265 (TTY 1-800-343-6145) so we can help you get a new card.
These transactions are free for TCF customers.
For non-TCF ATMs, the company that owns the ATM may charge an access fee, which varies by ATM and is disclosed on the screen prior to you completing your transaction. TCF also charges a fee when you use an ATM that is not owned by TCF. TCF may waive this fee for certain account types, such as TCF Premier Checking℠. You can avoid these fees by using a TCF ATM.
By federal regulation, you may not make more than six transfers or withdrawals (or a combination of transfers or withdrawals) from a savings or money market account during a month or monthly statement period: (1) to another account you have with TCF or to a third party by pre-authorized or automatic transfer; (2) by telephone, fax, or online banking; (3) by check or draft (if you can write checks or drafts against your account); (4) by debit card (if we have issued a debit card for your account); or (5) by similar order by you and payable to third parties.
An excessive withdrawal fee of $15 applies for each transfer or withdrawal that exceeds the transaction limit.
See the section called “Limits on Withdrawals and Transfer Requests” in the Terms and Conditions for Checking and Savings Accounts for additional information on these limits.
You can find the fees and services schedule for TCF's most common deposit account products on the Deposit Account Services and Prices Schedule.
- Social Security numbers of the beneficial owner(s), defined as someone with enough control or ownership of the funds to allow him or her to make decisions about the account.
- EIN of the business (if applicable)
- Social Security number of the person or people who manage the business, such as a chief financial officer or treasurer
- ID and personal information (name, address and date of birth) for anyone else who will access the account
You’ll also need business organization documents (which may vary by state or county) as determined by the type of business you own, for example:
- Sole proprietorship: Assumed name certificate (doing business as)
- Partnership: Partnership agreement listing the name of the partnership and general partners
- Limited Liability Company (LLC): Articles of organization or LLC membership agreement
- Corporation: Articles of incorporation
- Corporation not for profit: Articles of incorporation plus a charter or other document that lists officers
- Community group: Girl Scout troops need to bring their letter of authorization from the Girl Scout Organization
- Name
- Address (personal or business); no PO boxes allowed
- Date of Birth
- US Persons are required to provide a social security number or Tax Identification Number ; Non-US persons can supply an identification number, such as a Government issued ID :
- Driver’s License
- State ID card
- Passport
- US Military ID
Chip-enabled TCF Debit Cards
When you see payment terminals with the universal contactless symbol, 
tap your card and follow the directions to complete the transaction.
- Insert the card, face up with the chip end first, into the terminal.
- Leave the card in the payment terminal during the entire transaction.
- Follow the instructions on the screen and sign or enter your PIN if needed. Be sure to remove your card when the transaction is complete.
Your chip-enabled card can be used anywhere Visa cards are accepted in the U.S. and around the world. If a merchant has a chip-enabled payment terminal, you will insert your card during the transaction. In the U.S., you will still be able to swipe your card to make your payment if a merchant has a regular payment terminal. You will need a PIN to be able to make a transaction at an ATM.
You can get a chip-enabled debit card instantly at any branch or by calling 1-800-823-2265 (1-800-343-6145 TTY). If you open an account online, your card will be mailed to you. Once it arrives, be sure to activate it and sign the back.
Yes, you can use your chip-enabled card to make purchases everywhere Visa is accepted, but chip technology isn’t used during these types of transactions.
Yes. Depending on the type of ATM, you might be able to tap your card or you might be prompted to insert your card. Leave the card in the ATM until the transaction is complete and the card is released. Then remove your card and any money you might have withdrawn.
If your debit card is lost, log in to digital banking, select My debit cards and move your setting for the lost debit card to locked. If you find your card, log in and move your setting to unlocked.
If your debit card is stolen, call us as soon as possible at 1-800-823-2265 (TTY 1-800-343-6145) so we can help you get a new card.
No. Chip cards won't prevent the types of data breaches that have hit some merchants, but they do make it difficult for fraudsters to produce counterfeit cards from the stolen data.
Merchants may offer a cash back option if you enter your PIN to complete the debit transaction. Select debit as your payment type, enter your PIN and follow the instructions on the merchant’s payment terminal to receive cash back.
Remember, not all merchants provide a cash back option.
You may have more than one contactless payment card in your wallet. For example, some transit cards have contactless capabilities. When you use a contactless card for payment, be sure to remove that card from your wallet and hold it directly in front of the payment terminal to ensure the right card is charged. Waving your wallet at the terminal could result in the wrong card being charged.
Commonly Requested Forms
If you are setting up direct deposit for a payroll check, please complete the Direct Deposit Set-Up Form or visit any TCF branch. Once completed, either submit it to your employer or if required by your employer, transfer the information onto your employer's direct deposit form.
If you are setting up direct deposit for a Federal benefit check, a TCF Representative can help you complete the required form and mail it in for you or assist you in contacting the U.S. Treasury Department at (800) 333-1795.
Allow approximately 4 weeks after completing the process for direct deposit to start.
My Account
Use any of the following methods to change your address:
Digital banking
- Log in to TCF digital banking
- Go to settings, and under Profile select Change address.
At branch
Visit any TCF branch and a team member can help.
You can request a stop payment on a check using one of the methods below:
- Call Customer Service
- Visit any TCF branch and speak with a TCF Representative.
When requesting a stop payment, you will need to provide the following:
- Name
- Phone number
- Account number
- Reason for stop payment request
- Amount
- Payee
- Check number(s) or if automated debit, name of company and exact amount
Fees apply. Stop payment requests are not available for all check types. See the Terms & Conditions for Checking and Savings Accounts for more details.
To receive a wire transfer to your account, provide the following information to the individual or business sending the wire:
Domestic (U.S.) & International
The following information is the minimum amount of information required for sending wires:
- Wire Routing Transit Number for the state your account was opened:
- 291070001 - MN
- 107006444 - CO
- 271972572 - IL
- 272471548 - MI
- 275071385 - WI
- 122106183 - AZ
- Bank Name: TCF Bank
- City, State: Minneapolis, MN
- Your Account Number
- Title of Account: The name of your account as it appears on your statement
There is a fee for receiving a wire transfer. For details, please refer to your Deposit Account Services and Prices Schedule, or call us at 1-800-TCF-BANK.
Sending a Wire Transfer From Your TCF Account
To send a wire transfer, please visit a TCF Bank location. We cannot accept wire instructions through email or fax because we need to properly identify you, obtain your signature and this must be witnessed by a representative of the bank.
Domestic (U.S.):
- Receiving Bank ABA Number & Name
- Beneficiary Name, Account Number & Address
- Beneficiary Name, Account Number & Address
- Receiving Bank Name, City/County & SWIFT Code
- Other Country-Specific Information:
Note: TCF does not have a SWIFT code because TCF is not an international bank. The sending bank will usually have a correspondent relationship with a bank in the United States who then routes the funds to TCF.
- Mexico: BNF Acct # must be 18 digits
- Turkey & UAE: Requires IBANs
- United Kingdom: Requires 6-Digit SORT Code
- India: Requires Purpose of Payment Listed
There is a fee for sending a wire transfer. For details, please refer to your Deposit Account Services and Prices Schedule, or call us at 1-800-TCF-BANK.
Tips to Avoid Being a Victim of Wire Fraud
- Never wire money to people you don’t know, regardless of how convincing or enticing their story may be.
- If you’re being pressed to make a decision or send money fast, it’s probably a sign of a scam.
- Walk away from any offer from a stranger who asks you to deposit a check into your bank account and instructs you to wire any of that money to someone else, perhaps in another country.
- Never give out your bank account or debit card numbers in response to an advertisement or an unsolicited call, text message or e-mail.
If you authorize an electronic payment or withdrawal directly from your account, it will be sent using a nationwide payment network called ACH. The ACH payment network system allows payments to be withdrawn from your account earlier than the scheduled payment date. For example, if you schedule your payment to occur on the 15th of the month, but it happens to fall on a holiday on a Monday, the payment could be withdrawn the previous Friday.
Please make sure you have sufficient available funds in your account earlier than the scheduled payment date to avoid any overdrafts or returned payments.
Yes, for added security we monitor your account activity. If we suspect that a transaction might be fraudulent, we’ll contact you by phone or email, or we’ll text you if you’re enrolled in digital banking and have given us your mobile phone number. We’ll decline transactions we believe to be fraudulent.
If you don’t want us to text you, reply STOP to the text message. If you want to opt out of phone or email notifications, please call us or visit a branch. When we contact you, we’ll never ask for personal information, your login ID or password. If you’re suspicious of any email, text or message you receive that appears to be from use, please call 800-823-2265 (TTY 800-343-6145). For more information about fraud alerts by text, visit tcfbank.com/fraudalert.
Online Statements
Bill Pay
- Log in to digital banking
- Select the Pay & Transfer tab
- Select the Bill Pay Enrollment option and follow the on-screen instructions
Payment timing varies by recipient, because delivery dates are based on how payments are delivered. If your recipient is able to receive electronic payments, it takes about two days to receive your payment. If we have to send a check, it could take up to four days for your recipient to receive your payment. The recipient's lead time, which is the amount of time your recipient requires to process a payment, may also vary.
TCF’s online bill pay tool includes a timeline with a smart calendar, which can help you determine when to schedule a payment based on that recipient’s delivery method and lead time. Once you enter the name of your recipient, the earliest possible “deliver by” date will show.
Please check with your recipient for exact details on how payments are credited.
An e-bill is an electronic version of your paper bill that you can elect to receive directly within digital banking under the Pay & Transfer tab. You can then view your entire bill and pay immediately or schedule future payments directly.
E-bills are available for many recipients and can be set up for only those recipients you choose. Once you have an e-bill set up for a recipient and start receiving it, your recipient may stop sending you a paper bill. Instead, you’ll receive your e-bill directly within digital banking.
It typically takes 1-2 billing cycles for you to begin receiving your bill online.
Available Balance
Your available balance is the amount that is available for withdrawal from your account. Generally, your available balance is deposits minus withdrawals, transfers, debit card authorizations and fees. To read the full definition, visit the Terms and Conditions for Checking and Savings Accounts, go to the “General Definitions” section and view “available balance.”
For more information about how deposits and withdrawals affect your available balance, visit our page about funds availability.
- TCF can return the check without paying it and charge you a fee. This fee is called a "returned item NSF fee." And the person or company that you wrote the check to – for example, a store or your credit card company – might charge you a "returned check fee" in addition to the fee we charge.
- Or TCF can pay the check and charge you a fee. This fee is called an "overdraft fee." This fee is the same, regardless of the amount of the check (and could exceed the amount of the check).
Electronic payments from your account, or ACH, include payments where you give the biller your account and routing number. Examples include when you pay a recurring utility bill or a one-time medical bill straight out of your account.
If your available balance is negative or would become negative when we receive the payment request, it’s up to our discretion to pay it. You’ll be charged a $37 fee for an electronic payment that’s returned unpaid or a $37 fee for a payment that’s made for more than your available balance.
You will not be charged an overdraft fee if your account is overdrawn by $5 or less at the end of the processing day, or if the item amount is $1 or less.
Debit card transactions work somewhat differently than checks. Once TCF approves ("authorizes") a debit card transaction, it can generally take up to 3 business days for it to reach TCF for payment ("settlement"). So, while your available balance may be enough to cover a transaction when we authorize it, that does not mean it will be enough at the time of settlement. If TCF authorized a transaction, we are required to pay it even though your available balance at settlement may not be enough to cover a transaction.
Here is an example of how that works. Say you have $100 in your account on day 1. That same day you write a check for $40. On day 2, you use your debit card to make a purchase for $80. Because you have enough money in your account at the time of the purchase, TCF authorizes it. Your available balance is now $20. On day 3, the $40 check is presented to TCF for payment, and TCF pays it. Your available balance is now negative by $20, and you incur an overdraft fee. On day 3, your $80 debit card transaction reaches TCF for payment. Because TCF previously authorized the transaction, we are required to pay it. Because your account is still overdrawn, you incur another overdraft fee (provided you have "opted-in", as discussed in the FAQ below).
This can also work the other way around. Say you have $100 in your account on day 1 and use your debit card to make a purchase for $120. Even though the transaction exceeds your available balance, TCF authorizes it (provided you have "opted-in", as discussed in the FAQ below). You do not incur an overdraft fee at this time. On day 2, you make a cash deposit for $30. On day 3, your $120 debit card transaction reaches TCF for payment. Because the transaction is for less than your available balance when it reaches TCF for payment, it does not overdraw your account. If you had not made the deposit, you would have incurred an overdraft fee.
Please note that some transactions using your debit card, such as ATMs and those using your PIN, can reach TCF for payment the same day or in as little as one day.
Initially, your decision is made when you open your account. You can change your election by phone, online, at a branch, by mail or at certain TCF ATMs:
- Stop by any TCF branch.
- Log in to digital banking, go to Accounts & Statements, select the account name and choose Update Overdraft Choices.
- Call the Overdraft Service Election Line at 1-866-823-4472.
Write to:
TCF Bank, Attn Customer Service
1405 Xenium Lane N, OPS-SD-G
Plymouth, MN 55441The written request should include your name, address, date of request, account number(s) and overdraft decision.
Whatever you decide, you can change your mind later.
Overdraft Services
“Posting” is when TCF processes transactions to your account. “Posting order” is the order in which TCF processes transactions in a given business day.
We post transactions nightly each business day. We first post deposits and incoming transfers that are made before the daily cutoff time. We then post withdrawals and outgoing transfers. Transactions may not be posted in the order in which they occurred. TCF may, at any time in the future, change the posting order on your account. The posting order on your account can affect the amount of overdraft and returned item NSF fees that you pay.
Please refer to the section called “Order of Posting” in TCF’s Terms & Conditions for Checking and Savings Accounts for more information.
TCF will only pay your overdrafts on ATM and everyday debit card overdrafts if you opt in to overdraft services.*
Federal regulations require banks to get your permission before authorizing ATM and everyday debit card overdrafts that would cause your balance to become negative and incur a fee. This is called “opt in.” If you opt in, if your balance would become negative at the time of a transaction. It is TCF’s discretion to authorize or not authorize that transaction. TCF will charge a fee for any transactions that result in a negative balance (overdraft).
You provide your opt-in or opt-out election initially at account opening, which will then apply to all ATM and non-recurring debit card transactions you make. You can change your election at any time.
If you opt out, you may avoid unexpected fees on your account. However, your ATM and everyday debit card transactions (e.g. a purchase at a retailer) will be declined if they exceed your available balance at the time of the authorization. You will not be charged a fee for these declined transactions.
*An “everyday” debit card transaction is any one-time, nonrecurring transaction using a debit card. Transactions you authorize in advance using your debit card, such as a monthly bill payment, are not considered everyday transactions. TCF relies on transaction coding provided by the merchant to determine if a transaction is recurring.
Learn more about your overdraft options.
Checks, electronic payments (ACH), recurring debit card transactions and transfers are always opted in, meaning you’ll be charged a fee if TCF pays or returns any transaction that exceeds your available account balance.
Learn more about your overdraft options.
Initially, your decision is made when you open your account. You can change your election by phone, online, at a branch, by mail or at certain TCF ATMs:
- Stop by any TCF branch.
- Log in to digital banking, go to Accounts & Statements, select the account name and choose Update Overdraft Choices.
- Call the Overdraft Service Election Line at 1-866-823-4472.
Write to:
TCF Bank, Attn Customer Service
1405 Xenium Lane N, OPS-SD-G
Plymouth, MN 55441The written request should include your name, address, date of request, account number(s) and overdraft decision.
Whatever you decide, you can change your mind later.
Loans and Credit
- Properties in Illinois, Wisconsin or Indiana, call: 800-284-7262
- Properties in Michigan, call: 800-342-7062
- Properties in all other areas, call: 866-866-6577
As provided by the Fair Credit Reporting Act, you must submit a notice of dispute to us. The notice of dispute must contain the following information:
- The account that is in dispute, including the account number, if available.
- The specific information that you believe is inaccurate.
- An explanation of why you believe the information is inaccurate and any supporting documentation that supports your position.
Call us at 1-800-TCF-LEND (823-5363) for a updated payoff information.
For a written payoff information, fax your request to 763-337-8564. Please include the following:
- Borrower's name(s)
- 17-digit account number
- Collateral address
- Payoff date
- Return fax number
- Signed third-party authorization
If the property has been sold, include the borrower’s new mailing address for efficient refund processing. Payoffs sent to third parties will be subject to a $25 fee.
Online Loan Payments
To establish automated monthly loan payments directly from your checking or savings account, call us at 800-832-5363 or email TCFLoanServicing@tcfbank.com for the ACH (Automated Clearing House) Direct Payment Authorization form.
Contact us at 1-800-TCF-LEND (823-5363) to make an agent-assisted payment.
EXAMPLE: The primary account number located in the information box at the top right of your loan statement is displayed as 0991236123456-2998. This should be entered as 09912361234562998.
Some loan accounts may not be eligible for the online loan payment service. Contact us at 1-800-TCF-Lend (823-5363) if you have questions or are having difficulty accessing your account.
- Debit card transactions will be processed on the date the loan payment is processed.
- Bank account transactions will be processed against your deposit account according to your bank’s ACH clearing process. Your online payment history will reflect the payment as “In Process” for up to four business days.
One-Time Payments: Contact us at 1-800-TCF-LEND (1-800-823-5363) to cancel a scheduled payment.
The following cutoff times apply:
- Same-day payments must be cancelled by 6:00 PM CT.
- Scheduled or recurring payments must be cancelled by 6 p.m. CT the day before the scheduled payment date.
Fraudulent Emails, Texts and Social Messages
The term "phishing" comes from the way in which internet scammers "phish" for your personal financial information. This involves sending fraudulent emails, text messages or messages on social media that appear to be from a legitimate company that you recognize and do business with, such as a financial institution, in order to trick you into surrendering private information that can be used to initiate fraudulent transactions or complete an identity theft.
In many cases, the fraudulent email, text or social message will warn you of a serious problem with your account that needs immediate attention, and will threaten to suspend or close your account if your personal information is not updated within a given time frame. The message then directs you to click on a link to a phony website where you are asked to update personal information, such as your Social Security number, passwords, credit card information, bank account numbers and contact information.
Any email, text or social message you receive that appears to be from TCF and requests updated personal information, such as your Social Security number, account number, PIN, or passwords, is fraudulent. The link contained in the message is NOT to TCF Bank's website, even though it may imitate our style and graphics.
If you provide the requested information, you may find yourself a victim of identity theft.
The subject line of the email or topic of the text or social message can vary. Any email claiming to be from TCF Bank that asks for customer information should be forwarded to emailfraud@tcfbank.com immediately. Delete the email after it has been forwarded to us. Any text or social message claiming to be from TCF Bank that asks for customer information should also be deleted. Please call us at 1-800-TCFBANK (823-2265) or 1-800-343-6145 (TTY) to report the suspicious message.
Do not type any information or respond in any way and close the message. If you did respond, call Customer Service immediately.
TCF Bank does not use pop-up messages to request customer information. We will never ask you for your Login ID, Password, or PIN by pop-up message.
One of the newest email scams is the "Account Manager" scam, which offers to let you become an "Account Manager" or "Transfer Agent" for a third party, usually in another country.
Scammers will try to solicit you through an email or web advertisement, offering to let you work from home and be an "Account Manager" or "Money Transfer Agent" for them. In turn, they will let you earn commissions for your trouble and offer to increase your fee the more transfers you complete for them. Money is then transferred out of an unsuspecting person's account and into yours. Then you are asked to send the money to them through Western Union or other funds transfer service provider under the impression that you will keep a percentage of the money they have deposited into your account.
If you agree to become an Account Manager for the scammers, you have no idea where the money is coming from or where it is going. It could be used for a variety of illegal purposes, including terrorism, and you could be prosecuted if caught. Do not believe any emails or web advertisements offering to let you earn money by transferring cash.
If you receive an email or see an advertisement offering to make you an "Account Manager" or "Money Transfer Agent," forward it immediately to your local Secret Service office or the national Financial Crimes Division at 950 H Street, Washington, D.C., 20001 or fax to 202-406-5031.
- You should be suspicious of any email, text or social message that appears to be from TCF Bank containing links to websites asking for confidential information.
- Never provide personal information in response to an unsolicited request, whether it is in an email, text or social message or over the phone. If you believe the request may be legitimate, contact the financial institution yourself using contact information that you have verified. Do not use phone numbers contained in emails, texts or social messages you believe may be fraudulent.
- Delete emails, texts or social messages from unknown senders without opening them. Do not open attachments; this may release a virus in your computer to track your personal information.
- Never send an account number, PIN, or password by email, text or social message .
- Choose a PIN and password that is known only by you and keep it in a safe place. Consider changing your PIN and password on a regular basis.
- Review all account statements, including online statements, regularly to verify all charges are correct and to check for any suspicious activity.
- If you are suspicious of any email, text or social message you receive that appears to be from TCF Bank, call Customer Service immediately.
The fastest way to get a new card is to visit any TCF branch and request an instantly-issued debit card.
If you’re unable to visit a branch, call us at 1-800-TCF-BANK (823-2265) or 1-800-343-6145 (TTY) and ask us to mail you a new card. Standard delivery is free, and you’ll have a new card within 7-10 business days. We also have expedited and rush delivery options available. We can explain details and applicable fees for these options.
After you have contacted TCF and alerted us to the situation, you may also want to contact one of the three major credit bureaus and discuss whether or not you need to place a fraud alert on your file. This will help prevent thieves from opening a new account in your name:
Equifax
800-525-6285
P.O. Box 740250
Atlanta, GA 30374
Experian
888-397-3742
P.O. Box 1017
Allen, TX 75013
TransUnion
800-680-7289
P.O. Box 6790
Fullerton, CA 92634
You may also want to report suspicious contacts to the Federal Trade Commission by visiting the FTC website (Identity Theft page) or by calling 1-877-IDTHEFT.
Gift Cards
The TCF Visa Gift Card is a prepaid Visa card with the initial card balance determined by the giver at the time of purchase. Each time the gift recipient uses the card, the purchase amount is deducted from the available balance on the card.
Funds cannot be reloaded onto the card. It can be used everywhere Visa debit cards are accepted, including retail stores, online merchants, and for mail and phone orders.
To use your gift card to make online or phone purchases, you must first register the card by calling the number on the back of it or visiting visadpsgiftcard.com and selecting activate my card. When you make online or phone purchases, be sure to use the same name, address and phone number you used when you activated your card or the transaction may be declined.
The TCF Visa Gift Card is accepted at most Visa merchants worldwide, with a few limitations:
- Pay-at-the-pump gas purchases (instead, you can pay with your TCF Visa Gift Card by presenting the card to the attendant inside the gas station)
- Cash access through an ATM, bank or any other cash advance
- Internet gambling
Yes. See the schedule of fees below.
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Initial Card Purchase |
$4.95 |
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Monthly Inactivity Fee* |
$5.00 per month following 12 consecutive months of inactivity |
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Card Reissue Fee |
$15.00 regular mail $30.00 express mail |
* Activity is defined as any action that results in an increase or decrease of the funds underlying the Card. It does not include the imposition of a fee, a failed transaction, an adjustment due to an error, or reversal of a prior transaction.
There is a monthly inactivity fee for the Card and other fees relating to the use of the Card. The monthly inactivity fee is applied after 12 consecutive calendar months of inactivity. No more than one inactivity fee will be charged in a calendar month. All fees will be deducted from the Card balance.
Year End Interest and Tax Reporting
According to IRS regulations, interest must be reported whether or not it is actually posted to the account. To simplify year-end reporting, TCF chooses to pay the interest into the account at year-end.
All interest bearing Checking and Savings accounts pay interest earned on normal statement cycle dates. Interest is paid through December 30 on all interest bearing checking accounts. Savings accounts will be paid interest through December 31.
Accessibility
We are committed to making our products and services available to individuals with disabilities. We provide talking ATMs that meet Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements. We offer aids and services for customers who have visual or other impairments. We provide a TTY phone number for customer service. Our friendly branch team members will assist any customer or prospective customer, such as by reading important documents aloud and helping customers complete forms.
All of our ATMs offer the talking ATM feature and meet the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) height and reach requirements. Talking ATMs deliver audio information through any standard personal headset (3.5 mm jack), which allows individuals with visual impairments to use our ATMs while keeping their account information private. You may use your own compatible headset, or we will provide one for you at no charge. To find an accessible ATM, use our ATM locator, ask a team member at any TCF branch, or contact us at 1-800-TCFBANK (823-2265) or 1-800-343-6145 (TTY). If you need a headset, ask a team member at any TCF branch, or contact us at 1-800-TCFBANK (823-2265) or 1-800-343-6145 (TTY).
- We offer alternate statement formats and other printed material. We provide bank statements and other legally required communications in Braille, large print and audio CD formats. If you need other information in an accessible format, we will work with you to determine effective means to communicate the information. This might mean having the document converted to Braille, large print or audio format.
- We offer sight (raised-line) checks for customers with visual impairments. These checks are larger checks (8 ½ inches wide by 3 inches tall) with bold lettering and raised text and lines. To order sight checks, call us or talk to a team member at any TCF branch. If you are enrolled in digital banking, you can order sight checks by selecting the Accounts tab, choosing the account name and selecting the button Order checks. Select Shop Full Catalog, then Checks, and under special purpose, select click here to see more and choose Sight Check.
- Team members will assist customers with writing checks and online bill payment.
- We provide a TTY telephone line to provide customer service to our customers with hearing impairments (1-800-343-6145).
- Screen reader applications. TCF's website is designed to be screen reader friendly. Screen reader users can usually navigate our website using the tab and arrow keys or keyboard shortcuts.
- Skip navigation. Screen reader users can use this option to skip the main, side, and footer navigation links and directly view the main content of any page for ease of use.
- ALT Tags in graphics. All our graphics have ALT Tags describing the respective image. This allows persons with physical or technical limitations to collect the information provided by the image.
- Adjusting browser text size and color. Your internet browser allows you to change the accessibility setting to adjust the text size. To adjust the text in most browsers, please try the following instructions: Go to Tools -> Internet Options -> Click Accessibility -> Check Ignore font sizes specified on Web pages -> Click OK. The browser will then respond to the View -> Text size changes.
- Captions for deaf individuals. Shown within each video or below each video will be a PDF script giving individuals with hearing disabilities the ability to read video scripts.
- Minimized screen flicker frequency. TCF's website has little video, flash, or moving on-screen presentations to minimize flicker, movement, or rotations and is designed to avoid causing the screen to flicker with a frequency greater than 2 Hz and lower than 55 Hz.
We know that accessibility is important, and that our customers with disabilities may have other needs. If you have any questions or concerns about accessibility at TCF, call us at 1-800-TCFBANK (823-2265) or 1-800-343-6145 (TTY), or visit a branch to speak with a TCF team member.