Transact eAccounts

Publisher Country	US
Country Release Date	2019-01-14
Categories	Education
Country / Regions	US
Developer Website	Transact Campus Inc.
Support URL	Transact Campus Inc.
Content Rating	Everyone

For users at participating campuses and institutions, eAccounts mobile makes it easy to view account balances, add money and track recent transactions. At select campuses, users can now add their ID card to the eAccounts app to access places like your dorm, the library, and events; or pay for laundry, snacks, and dinners using their Android phone.

Key Features & Benefits:
* View account balances
* Track recent transactions
* Add money to accounts using a previously-saved payment method
* Add your ID card to the app (select campuses)
* Barcode (select campuses)
* Barcode shortcut (select campuses)
* Report cards lost or found
* Multi Factor Authentication
* Change PIN

Requirements:
* Campus or institution must subscribe to eAccounts service
* Campus or institution must enable mobile features to provide access to users
* Wi-Fi or cellular data plan for Internet access

Contact your campus ID card office to check availability.

2.37K+

By Sean Lua
2025-09-14
Version 2025.2.4 (2025090201)
loginsecuritycustomer_support
Doesn't even allow you to remove IDs from previous devices. I factory resetted my old phone but this is telling me I can't put it on my new phone because it's still on my old resetted phone.
By Aidan Crow
2025-09-16
Version 2025.2.4 (2025090201)
feature_requestsintegration_with_other_services
Would love to be able to add an ID to my watch so I don't have to pull my phone out every time I use my credentials.
By Valerie Roberts
2021-06-15
Version 2.30.0 (2021060201)
performance_and_bugsloginuser_data_and_privacyupdates_and_maintenance
I like convenience of being able to check my funds balance. Logging in was a bit wonky. This app worked when I set it up, then rejected my login credentials the next time I tried to use it. Uninstalling and reinstalling the app did not solve the problem. UPDATE: Apparently, the login problem was caused by enabling the biometric option. I suspect some of the problems people are having may be due to the configuration set by their institution.