What is OnePay?

What kind of account is OnePay?

OnePay cash accounts are demand deposit accounts, commonly referred to as checking accounts.

Is OnePay FDIC-insured?

OnePay is a financial technology company, not a bank, but it partners with Coastal Community Bank and Lead Bank, which are FDIC members. OnePay Cash deposits are FDIC-insured on a pass-through basis up to $250,000 at Coastal Community Bank or Lead Bank, Members FDIC.

How is OnePay different than a pay card?

Pay cards simply receive wages; OnePay is a full checking account with savings and credit‑building tools.

How does early pay work with OnePay? Is this the same as Earned Wage Access (EWA)?

No. OnePay releases an employee’s paycheck as soon as it arrives from the employer’s bank (often 2 days early). It is not a loan or advance on pay that has been earned.

If I'm an employer, what's in it for me?

OnePay offers employers the opportunity to promote a benefit to their employees that supports their financial wellness, at no extra cost or administrative effort.

Where do I get a OnePay account?

Step 1: OnePay will be available on the Green Employee website, where employees go to access their paycheck and other HR information.

Step 2: View OnePay details and accept disclaimer.

Step 3: Complete OnePay account creation.

Step 4: Update your Direct Deposit to start using OnePay.
If you don't use Greenshades for your Direct Deposit information, your company uses a different website for managing your direct deposit settings. Navigate to that site and use the account and routing numbers shown here to set it up.

Note: If you have a pending Direct Deposit update approval, you will have to come back to update your Direct Deposit settings after approval is complete.