Yes, if you want to use your student ID for PIN debit purchases and ATM withdrawals, you’ll need either a U.S. Bank Smartly Checking account or a Safe Debit account.
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Meet your new campus card.
Manage your money with school pride with the U.S. Bank campus card program. Link your student ID to your U.S. Bank Smartly® Checking account to begin making Visa® debit purchases, ATM withdrawals1 and more.
A smarter way to bank
Earn up to $200 by opening a U.S. Bank Smartly® Checking account and a U.S. Bank Standard Savings account. This offer is available through September 25.
Bank Smartly® Checking
Earn $100 by completing the following activities within 90 days of opening your new account:
- Make deposit(s) totaling $1,000 or more into your new Bank Smartly® Checking account.
- Make 10 or more debit card purchases totaling $100 or more.
- Enroll in the U.S. Bank Mobile App or online banking.1
Standard Savings
Earn $100 by completing the following activities:
- Open a new U.S. Bank U.S. Bank Standard Savings Account.
- Make deposit(s) totaling $1,000 or more into your new Standard Savings account by October 16, 2023.
- Maintain a balance in your Standard Savings account of $1,000 or more through April 15, 2024.2
Stay on the path to financial wellness.
Grow your financial knowledge.
Visit the U.S. Bank Financial IQ Student Center to discover a vast array of resources on topics relevant to you. Be sure to check out the U.S. Bank Student Scholarship Sweepstakes.
Maximize your money’s potential.
Tap into an array of tools, programs and resources that work together to put you – and keep you – on the road to financial wellness.
Frequently asked questions
Speak with a banker at the U.S. Bank branch near you. Provide the 16-digit number that appears on your card and the banker will link it to your U.S. Bank checking account.
Report your card as lost or stolen as soon as possible. You’ll need to contact both your school’s card office and U.S. Bank. Call us at 800-USBANKS (872-2657) or you can call or visit a U.S. Bank branch.
To get a replacement card, visit your school’s card office. Some card offices may charge a replacement fee for lost or stolen cards. When you get a replacement card, visit a banker at any U.S. Bank branch to link your new card to your U.S. Bank account.
Get answers to other frequently asked questions and learn more about account services, features and benefits on our Checking customer resources page.
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Stay on the path to financial wellness.
Grow your financial knowledge.
Visit the U.S. Bank Financial IQ Student Center to discover a vast array of resources on topics relevant to you. Be sure to check out the U.S. Bank Student Scholarship Sweepstakes.
Maximize your money’s potential.
Tap into an array of tools, programs and resources that work together to put you – and keep you – on the road to financial wellness.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, if you want to use your student ID for PIN debit purchases and ATM withdrawals, you’ll need either a U.S. Bank Smartly Checking account or a Safe Debit account.
Speak with a banker at the U.S. Bank branch near you. Provide the 16-digit number that appears on your card and the banker will link it to your U.S. Bank checking account.
Report your card as lost or stolen as soon as possible. You’ll need to contact both your school’s card office and U.S. Bank. Call us at 800-USBANKS (872-2657) or you can call or visit a U.S. Bank branch.
To get a replacement card, visit your school’s card office. Some card offices may charge a replacement fee for lost or stolen cards. When you get a replacement card, visit a banker at any U.S. Bank branch to link your new card to your U.S. Bank account.
Get answers to other frequently asked questions and learn more about account services, features and benefits on our Checking customer resources page.
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