Yu Card
Cool App
Why I Like This App
Because it is simple and easy to use!
Don’t lose or break
Should have a way to remove your key off your phone, very inconvenient.
Horrible
Horrible
goated
i love it

Manage your campus accounts on the go. View balances, track transactions, and add funds easily. At participating institutions, use your digital ID for access and payments.
Summarized from real user reviews of Transact eAccounts. Based on 49K reviews and a 4.8/5 average, it highlights the 6 positives and 7 negatives reviewers mention most about this Education app.
2026.2.0
June 25, 2026
Thanks for using eAccounts! This version includes: • Support for pending transactions on our next generation transaction system • New universal links functionality • Bug fixes and improvements
More5 issues
Cannot add card to wallet
Login/authentication issues
3 requests
Allow for two accounts under the same institution
Add option to edit payments within the app
Transact eAccounts allows users at participating campuses to manage their campus accounts. You can view your account balances, track recent transactions, and add money to your accounts. It also enables the use of your digital ID for access and payments at select institutions.
Key features include viewing account balances, tracking recent transactions, adding money using Apple Pay or saved payment methods, and adding your ID card to Apple Wallet at select campuses. You can also report lost or found cards and utilize multi-factor authentication.
Yes, the app is free to download and use. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned. However, your campus or institution must subscribe to the eAccounts service and enable mobile features for you to use it.
To use Transact eAccounts, your campus or institution must subscribe to the eAccounts service and enable mobile features for users. You will also need an internet connection via Wi-Fi or a cellular data plan.
At select campuses, you can add your ID card to Apple Wallet through the app. This digital ID can then be used to access places like your residence hall, the library, and events, or to pay for items like laundry, snacks, and dinners using your iPhone and Apple Watch.