How to Make Payments to Your Quorum Loans

You have three options available via online banking once you log in to your account:

Option 1:
From the main dashboard, click on your Home Equity Loan, then Manage My Account. Click on Making Payments and follow the prompts to schedule a payment.

Option 2:
Use the Transfers feature by clicking on Transfers from the main dashboard, then transfer funds from a Quorum savings/checking account to your Home Equity Loan.

(If you are transferring funds from another bank (external) account, you’ll need to move the funds from your external account to a Quorum savings/checking account. Click here to learn more about setting up external accounts.)

Option 3*:
Use our FREE Bill Pay service by clicking on Bill Payment from the main dashboard, then Add Payee. Follow the prompts to complete the process (be sure to use the payment details provided in your monthly HELOC statement.)

*This service requires a Quorum checking.

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Call  (877) 909-2544.
You will need your loan number, SSN# of the primary borrower, and mailing address on file.

Send check payments to the address noted on your statements.

OR

Send check payments to:

Quorum Federal Credit Union
P. O. Box 11733
Newark, NJ 07101-4733

Send payments via your bank’s bill payment service.

Use this address:
Quorum Federal Credit Union
P. O. Box 11733
Newark, NJ 07101-4733

Log in to your mortgage account at YourMortgageOnline.com.
If you’re accessing this site for the first time, you’ll need your loan number (provided in the Transfer of Servicing letter you received from our servicing partner, DMI, LLC.), your SSN (Last 4 digits) / TIN (9999 format), and your property’s zip code. 

From the main dashboard, click on Payments. Once you get to the Payments screen, you’ll be able to set up one-time or recurring, automatic payments.

Call  (866) 301-0137.

You will need your loan number and mailing address on file.

Send check payments to the address noted on your statements.

Option 1: Use the Loan Payments Portal.

This is the easiest, most convenient way to make your monthly payments. Quorum’s Loan Payments Portal lets you set up one-time or recurring payments, manage alerts, review your payment history, and save up to three funding accounts and three debit cards. We make it easy for you set up your Loan Payments Portal profile so you’ll never have to worry about missing a payment!

Please note, one-time payments via this channel will incur a convenience fee of $1.95. To avoid incurring convenience fees every time you make a payment, set up recurring payments via our Loan Payments Portal!

Option 2: Log in to online banking.

Use our Transfers feature to set up one-time or recurring payments to your loan via our online or mobile banking service. Click on Transfers from the main dashboard, then transfer funds from a Quorum savings/checking account to your Home Equity Loan.

(If you are transferring funds from another bank (external) account, you’ll need to move the funds from your external account to a Quorum savings/checking account. Click here to learn more about setting up external accounts.)

If you haven’t logged into online banking before, you’ll need to register for online/mobile banking here.

You’ll need your zip code, your member number and the four digit suffix number of the loan you are paying. If you do not have this information, please call (800)874-5544 and one of our agents can assist you. You will be charged a convenience fee of $1.95 for using this service.

Member Services: Call (800) 874-5544.

Monday through Friday between 8:30 am – 7:00 pm ET.
You will be charged a convenience fee of $9.95 for using this service.

Send your check payments to:

Quorum Loan Payment Processing, P. O. Box 6406, Southeastern, PA 19398

Option 1: Make a payment via the credit card payment site.

Under Quick Links, click on “Make a credit card payment.”
If you’ve never accessed this link before, you will be brought to a registration screen. Follow the prompts to register your card.

If you’ve accessed this link in the past, you will be redirected to the Credit Card only section of online banking. Once there, click on “Add a new card” under Quick Links, then follow the prompts to add your new card.

Once you’ve registered/added your new card, you can start making payments to your card. You can choose to make one-time or recurring payments.

Option 2: Make a payment using the Transfer function.
From the main dashboard, click on Transfer, then transfer funds from an existing Quorum account to your Quorum credit card.

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Call Member Services Team at (800) 874-5544.
Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. ET. 

Set up automatic monthly payments (minimum payment or full amount due).

*U.S. financial institutions only.

Send a check payment to the address noted on your statements.

OR

Send a check* or money order overnight to: 

PSCU Financial Services, Attn: Payment Processing Dept, 560 Carillon Parkway, St. Petersburg, FL 33716.

To transfer funds from your account at another financial institution, you’ll need to set up an external account by logging in to online banking. Once logged in, click on Transfers from the dashboard, then click on “Add account.” Follow the prompts to add an external account. It may take up to three days for your external account to appear.

Once your account has been added, you will see the account listed in the “To Account” and “From Account” drop-downs in the Transfers feature. Then, schedule your one-time or recurring external transfer directly to your loan account.

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Call (800) 874-5544
Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. ET.
If you’re setting up payments from another bank or credit union to a Quorum loan, you’ll need your Bank’s routing number, address, and account number.

Download our Android or iOS app from your smart phone.

Use our app to deposit your check into your Quorum checking or savings account, then use the Transfers feature to make payments to your loan.