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Connect with your credit union representative through secure video chat to handle various banking needs. Open accounts, apply for loans, sign documents, and get financial advice conveniently from your mobile device.
What's New in Heartland Connections
4.6.3
March 18, 2026
UI Updates and bug fixes
Developer apps
FAQ
What is Heartland Connections used for?
Heartland Connections allows you to securely connect with your Heartland Credit Union representative via video chat. You can open accounts, apply for loans, sign documents, and get financial advice from your mobile device.
Is Heartland Connections free to use?
Yes, Heartland Connections is available for free download and use. There are no charges associated with using the app to connect with your credit union representative.
What devices support Heartland Connections?
Heartland Connections is supported on iPhone and iPad devices. This allows for flexible access to your credit union services across Apple's mobile ecosystem.
How secure is Heartland Connections?
The app is designed for secure connections with your Heartland Credit Union representative. It enables secure document signing and communication, ensuring your financial information is protected.
What types of loans can I apply for with Heartland Connections?
You can apply for a wide range of loans through Heartland Connections, including auto loans, personal loans, credit cards, home equity loans, and real estate loans.
Can I open different types of accounts with Heartland Connections?
Yes, you can open various account types, such as checking accounts, money market accounts, certificates, and IRAs, all through the app.
How often is Heartland Connections updated?
The latest version of Heartland Connections is 4.6.3, last updated on March 18, 2026. Updates typically bring improvements to functionality and security.
Does Heartland Connections have ads?
No, Heartland Connections does not contain advertisements. The app is ad-free, providing an uninterrupted experience for managing your credit union needs.


