Individual and Family Plan Members - Make the Switch to Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) Payment Today!

Electronic Fund Transfer (EFT) is the digital transfer of money from a bank account. EFTs are designed to be secure and efficient, allowing for quick transfers of funds between bank accounts without the need for physical checks. They are often faster and more secure than traditional payment methods.

Four Reasons to Make the Change to EFT:

  1. Consumer Protections:

    Under the Electronic Fund Transfer Act (EFTA), consumers have certain protections again unauthorized transactions. If you report an unauthorized EFT promptly, your liability may be limited to $50, provided you notify your bank within two business days.

  2. Security:

    EFTs utilize various security protocols, including encryption and multi-factor authentication, to protect users' financial information and safeguard transactions from unauthorized access.

  3. Reliability and Worry-Free Payments:

    Many members choose EFT because unlike credit or debit cards, bank account information typically changes less often, which can help prevent missed payments.

  4. Convenience:

    EFT can help members avoid the inconvenience of updating payment information every time a card changes.

Ready to make the change to EFT? Make the switch in 3 easy steps by logging into your Delta Dental Covers Me online member account today - a fast and easy way to manage your dental health online, access your member ID, and manage your billing options.

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Three easy steps to make the change to EFT

  1. Step 1: Create or log into your Delta Dental Covers Me online member account (opens in a new tab).

    Delta Dental Covers Me member sign-in page with Username and Password fields, a Sign In button, and a Register Now link.
    Create or log into your Delta Dental Covers Me online member account.

  2. Step 2: Select "Update Information" at the bottom of the Billing Information page.

    Billing Information page with an orange arrow and outline highlighting the Update Information button below the current payment information.
    Select "Update Information" at the bottom of the Billing Information page.

  3. Step 3: Select "Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT)" and fill out the appropriate banking information. Click "Submit."

    Update billing information form with Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) selected, banking information fields, and orange outlines highlighting the EFT option, authorization checkbox, and Submit button.
    Select "Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT)" and fill out the appropriate banking information. Click "Submit."