Member Numbers and Account Suffixes
Learn how your account number suffixes have changed
7 17 Credit Union Account Suffixes are Four Digits
Last updated on May 4, 2023
Beginning with 7 17’s operating system conversion, your membership account suffixes look a little different. Currently, these are the two-digit numeric codes, such as "00" for Savings or "50" for Free Checking. Your membership number remains the same though. The only change is that the suffix numbers on your accounts will now be four-digits instead of two.
Below is an example to help you better understand how your existing account suffixes will appear:
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 |