Our mobile app provides members convenient access to Mercer Community Federal Credit Union’s mobile website, mobile check deposit, mobile banking, branch & contact information, help and our loan application.

Our app can be downloaded from the Google Playstore or Apple App Store. Search for Mercer County Community FCU. For assistance, contact one of our offices.

If you receive a call or text message about your debit card and are asked to give information from the card, do not share this information with anyone. Fraud alerts from our credit union will only ask you to verify a recent purchase with a yes or no answer. Legitimate callers will not ask you for information such as the zip code or security code from the back of your card. If you are unsure, please hang up and call our office to report this activity.

We have been notified by Visa that due to a system power outage, certain debit card transactions were processed incorrectly. Visa’s processor has worked diligently to correct these transactions. We apologize for any inconvenience. Please contact us if you have any questions. Thank you.
UPDATE: When you receive your February account statement, if you have questions on the transaction history, contact us for further explanation.

Ending 2024, Mercer County Community Federal Credit Union joined the CrossState Credit Union network to spread kindness in the name of CU Kind Day. CU Kind Day is a time for credit union employees and volunteers to come together and spread kindness and demonstrate the credit union philosophy of “People Helping People.”

“We were excited to participate in the spirit of CU Kind Day again this year. Employees, board and supervisory members were encouraged to give back to our community by volunteering or donating to a local agency or event,” said Sandi Carangi, CEO.  “In turn, the credit union donated over $2,000 to non-profit organizations throughout the Shenango Valley.”

In the spirit of giving, 20 non-profit organizations benefited from this initiative. Credit union staff volunteers taught financial literacy classes and contributed to organizations such as libraries, performing arts, senior centers, animal charities, and other social services.

This is the second year in a row that the credit union has supported CU Kind Day. A photo collage was created to capture the many areas the staff and volunteers impacted with their time and resources while increasing credit union awareness and spreading kindness.