Yes, there are several convenient ways to set up recurring transfers for your Landmark loan payments:

Option 1: Through Digital Banking
Utilize our Loan Payments feature within Digital Banking.

• Log into Digital Banking.
• Locate "Transfer & Pay" in the top navigation. 
• Select "Transfer & Loan Pay."
• You'll need the routing and account number from your external account to complete the process.
• Please note that the transfer takes 3 full business days to complete.

Option 3: Bill Pay With Another Financial Institution
If you have Bill Pay available with your other financial institution, you can use that service to make payments on your Landmark auto loan. Remember to reference your Landmark member number along with the loan number suffix as the account number.

Mail the payment to:
           Landmark Credit Union
           P.O. Box 510910
           New Berlin, WI 53151-0910

Option 3: At a Branch:
You can visit any of our branch locations to complete the necessary forms for setting up recurring transfers. Simply bring a voided check from the checking account you want to use for payments. The processing time for this setup is approximately 3 to 4 business days.

Feel free to reach out to us if you have any additional questions or need further assistance with the setup process. We're here to help!

You can access your credit card information and make payments online by logging into Digital Banking, and clicking on your credit card account from your dashboard.

During regular business hours you can call our Credit Card Department at 262-796-4500, ext. 6609.

Outside of regular business hours, call 866-952-8199 or for Signature credit cards, call the phone number found on the back of your credit card.

We cannot guarantee the timing of deposits and payments. To ensure the funds are available for your loan payment, funds need to be deposited into the account and become available, meaning any hold on the deposited funds must expire prior to the payment date. Holds that apply to deposits differ depending on the type and method of deposit. You can review our Funds Availability Policy. This policy provides a comprehensive overview of how holds may apply to different types of deposits.