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Money Order FAQs

Does the Credit Union sell money orders?

Money orders may be purchased by any Delta Community or Shared Branching members. They are available at any branch for a fee and may be purchased for any amount up to a $1000.00 maximum. If you use a CO-OP Shared Branch for your branching needs please check with the branch for availability.

For Delta Community members only, money orders may be purchased at the Delta Community drive-thru windows.

How do I place a stop payment on a money order that I have purchased?

You may request a stop payment or replacement check by phone, in person at your branch or within Online Banking through Contact Member Care in the top-right corner (include the 10 digit serial number and amount, if available). Click here to view the stop payment fee.

Can I get a refund on a Money Order I purchased?

If a Money Order needs to be returned for a refund, you must write "Not used for purpose intended" on the back of the Money Order and sign it.

The Money Order fee is non-refundable.

How can I obtain a copy of a money order that has been paid?

A copy of a paid money order may be obtained by contacting Delta Community. There will be a fee assessed per copy. You may send your request via online banking through Contact Member Care in the top-right corner or by phone at 800-544-3328 or by faxing a signed request to 404-677-4598, attn Operations Advisors.

Money Order FAQs

Does the Credit Union sell money orders?

How do I place a stop payment on a money order that I have purchased?

Can I get a refund on a Money Order I purchased?

How can I obtain a copy of a money order that has been paid?

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