
PSECU bonus
Two SoFi transfers in May → $300 paid September 14.
Saved offer details checked October 7, 2026. Confirm the bank’s current terms before applying.
How to get the PSECU bonus
Join with code 2026PROMO and open checking plus savings by December 31. A $5 savings share must remain funded.
Log into digital banking.
Receive two qualifying payroll deposits of at least $500 each within 100 days of membership.
The $300 is paid into Regular Savings within 145 days of joining.
Offer codes
2026PROMO
Membership eligibility required; an association route may have a joining cost. Previous new-member bonus recipients are excluded; closing and reopening does not reset eligibility.
Where can you open PSECU?
You must qualify for PSECU membership. An eligible association can provide a route for people outside Pennsylvania; confirm eligibility and any joining cost before applying.
Which deposits count for PSECU?
Official terms exclude ordinary bank-to-bank ACH transfers. SoFi checking has a recent successful reader report.
Sending banks with paid reports
Two $501 transfers in May; $300 bonus received September 14.
These transfers paid in the dated reports above. They can stop working and do not change the bank’s published rules.
How to send a bank push →PSECU bonus: quick answers
How much is the PSECU bonus?
Up to $300. Required: 2 deposits of $500+ each.
Does PSECU accept bank pushes for the bonus?
Official terms exclude ordinary bank-to-bank ACH transfers. SoFi checking has a recent successful reader report.
When does the PSECU bonus arrive?
~4 months after the deposits. Two SoFi transfers in May → $300 paid September 14.
What does PSECU charge each month?
No monthly checking fee
Who can get this PSECU offer?
You must qualify for PSECU membership. An eligible association can provide a route for people outside Pennsylvania; confirm eligibility and any joining cost before applying. Membership eligibility required; an association route may have a joining cost. Previous new-member bonus recipients are excluded; closing and reopening does not reset eligibility.