7 17 Credit Union to Use Four-Digit Suffixes for All Accounts
Learn how your account number suffixes will appear differently after May 1.
7 17 Credit Union Account Suffixes Moving to Four Digits
Last updated on March 13, 2023
Beginning with 7 17’s Operation System Conversion, your Membership account suffixes will look a little different, with changes coming to the account suffixes. Currently, these are the 2-digit numeric codes, such as “00” for Savings or “50” for Free Checking. When our system conversion is completed, you will see the new four-digit suffix numbers on your accounts.
Below is an example to help you better understand what your existing account suffixes will look like after our operating system conversion:
Samples of Suffix changes from two-digit to four-digit:
Description | Old two-digit | New four-digit |
Savings | 123456-00 | 123456-0000 |
Free Checking | 123456-50 | 123456-0050 |
Savings | 12345678-00 | 12345678-0000 |
Free Checking | 12345678-50 | 12345678-0050 |
Auto Loan | 12345678-10 | 12345678-0010 |
Visa® Loan | 12345-02 | 12345-0002 |
Samples of suffix changes from two-digit to four-digit (including masked account number):
Description | Old two-digit | New four-digit |
Savings | XXXXXX3456-00 | XXXXXX3456-0000 |
Free Checking | XXXXXX3456-50 | XXXXXXX3456-0050 |