
Funds Transfer
Funds transfer options provide credit unions with the maximum
flexibility and control with the ultimate in safety and are
the basis for accessing WesCorp’s other financial service
offerings. Electronic funds transfer services speed
treasury functions, avoiding the delays and lost earnings
associated with mailed remittances. In addition, WesCorp’s
authorization process provides each member with an ability
to tailor employee transfer authority to their specific needs.
Each funds transfer option allows WesCorp members to manage
their funds with the assistance of WesCorp’s expert
Member Service Representatives, through WAVE (WesCorp Automated
Virtual Employee) or on a pre-established recurring basis.
A funds transfer agreement is required for all electronic
transfers from a WesCorp account.
Deposit Options
Members may choose to forward funds to their WesCorp accounts
through either of two electronic methods—direct wires
or Corporate Network Cash Concentration. Of course smaller
amounts may be mailed for deposit directly to WesCorp.
Direct wires (same-day)
A direct wire is the most effective means for same day transfers
of funds into a WesCorp account, particularly for the settlement
of investment transactions. While more expensive than the
cash concentration option, immediate earnings on the amount
transferred frequently offset the cost of the wire.
Corporate Network Cash Concentration (next-day)
For anticipated funds requirements, CNCC provides a cost-effective
method, using the capabilities of the automated clearinghouse
to originate next-day deposit items. Members can direct transfers
until 5 p.m. (Pacific Time) Monday through Friday, all day
Saturday, and Sunday until 10:30 a.m. (Pacific Time). All
transfer orders will be made the following business day.
Withdrawal Options
Pre-authorized wires
By previous agreement, members can establish recurring wire
templates for cash needs or settlement obligations at other
institutions. Requests made by 1:30 p.m., Pacific Time, on
any business day, will originate same-day wires to the pre-authorized
institutions. Credit unions may establish as many templates
as necessary to conduct their cash management business.
Direct and Third-party wires
Because members sometimes need to originate wires to organizations
that have not been pre-authorized, WesCorp offers them the
ability to originate wires directly to other institutions.
These wires can either be for credit to the member’s
account or for the benefit of members who may require financial
assistance anywhere in the United States.
• International wires
For third-party wires that may be required to provide member
service outside of the United States, credit unions can use
WesCorp’s international wire service.
• Internal transfers
Members participating in shared branch arrangements, loan
participations with other credit unions, or other arrangements
requiring the settlement of funds between WesCorp members
can authorize the transfer of funds to the WesCorp account
of other participants. The Internal transfer program is both
cost-effective and timely.
• Automated Debit Transfers
The automated debit transfer (ADT) program provides members
with the means to initiate transfers using the automated clearinghouse.
The program, a complement to WesCorp’s cash concentration
service, enables members to move funds from their WesCorp
account to another financial institution on a next-day basis.
The service may be accessed Monday through Friday, until 5
p.m. (Pacific Time), all day Saturday and Sunday until 10:30
a.m. (Pacific Time) for transfers effective the following
business day.
Authorization Form
To establish outgoing wire authorities and securities safekeeping
authorities, download the
Funds Transfer Authorization form.
You may request
additional information on WesCorp’s Funds Transfer
services. If you would like to ask a specific question, contact
a WesCorp representative.
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