
About
Manage your credit union accounts conveniently and securely from your mobile device. Check balances, view transaction history, transfer funds, and more, all with the same security as online banking.
What's New in Central Wisconsin CU
5.0.0
August 22, 2024
Bug fixes and performance improvements
FAQ
Is Central Wisconsin CU free to use?
Yes, Central Wisconsin CU is free for all CWCU members who are enrolled in their Internet banking service. There are no charges associated with downloading or using the mobile banking features.
What devices does Central Wisconsin CU support?
Central Wisconsin CU is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. This allows members to manage their accounts across various Apple mobile devices.
How secure is Central Wisconsin CU?
Central Wisconsin CU uses the same industry-standard security technologies as their online banking. Users log in with their existing CWCU Internet Banking LoginID and Password for secure access.
What can I do with Central Wisconsin CU?
With Central Wisconsin CU, you can check account balances, view transaction history, view cleared checks, and transfer funds. The app provides essential banking functions on the go.
How often is Central Wisconsin CU updated?
The latest version of Central Wisconsin CU is 5.0.0, which was last updated on August 22, 2024. Updates typically include security enhancements and feature improvements.
What is the age rating for Central Wisconsin CU?
Central Wisconsin CU has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for a wide range of users, including younger individuals who may be learning about financial management.
How do I get a login for Central Wisconsin CU if I don't have one?
If you do not yet have a LoginID or Password for CWCU Internet Banking, you can call them at 877-341-0520 to set one up. This is required to use the mobile banking app.
Does Central Wisconsin CU have ads?
No, Central Wisconsin CU does not contain advertisements. The app is designed to provide a clean and focused banking experience for its members.



