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roberto767 Jan 28, 2026 5:33 pm


Originally Posted by fly2fish (Post 37564285)
Before I got a ONE card, I went and read through this entire thread, and one thing I noticed was that we were very careful not to reveal that information. So, I'm certainly not going to be the one to blab. Plus, I don't spoonfeed, you're going to have to figure that out for yourself. I will say that if you go and look at the SCO screen, and engage just half of a brain cell, it's pretty obvious. Like blatantly simple, Like if you can't figure it out, it's because you're overthinking it. Also, how many times are you going to ask this question and realize no one is going to answer you? Take a hint.

Now I'll ask even more if you're going to like that about it. And then I'll post about how to do it here. Cool?

SioFW Jan 28, 2026 6:22 pm

take your permanent card to sco
try to swipe it, see if anything happens. insert it, see if anything happens.
scan barcode, see if anything happens.

I haven't tried myself but perhaps the trick is to force SCO to want you to swipe by blocking the chip insert 3x
but who knows? cause nobody wants to say :)

ericdabbs Jan 31, 2026 3:11 pm


Originally Posted by Road_Dog (Post 37565101)
Question for those shutdown from One Pay.

I see they are backed by Coastal Community Bank. I currently use the banking offered by Robinhood (their new Checking/Savings product) as well as the Robinhood Gold credit card. These accounts are also backed by Coastal Community Bank.

If I do get shutdown by One Pay, is this just excluding me from One Pay products, or is this a blanket shutdown by Coastal Community Bank? I'm only now realizing my actions with One may indirectly impact my usage of other Coastal accounts.

I wouldn't think too much on that. I am sure on your Robinhood Gold CC you are not doing any sort of suspicious activity and should be independent. I don't think when Coastal shuts you down with One Card that they automatically go and search through your entire history and try to wipe out your other cards. The people who handle the One Card would probably be different people that handle the Robinhood card.

newplayer Jan 31, 2026 8:12 pm


Originally Posted by Road_Dog (Post 37564569)
I did about $8k in my first two weeks. Figured I’d wait a month and try to keep it between $5k-$10k/month but now after reading everyone’s regrets, I’m just gonna pound this account until I get shutdown.

Don't drain all of it at once and don't take any physical cash out. Act as if you belong and want to use the card: Move some to the savings (the interest rate is comparable to other big-bank HYSAs out there), do some occasional spending on the card, set up a few bill pays, etc.

So far, I have had it for > 6 mo (not a long time, I know), and it has worked for me. I keep 2-3K in savings, load 7-8K/mo, move 5K to bank, pay ~2.5K through bill pay (daycare, car finance, verizon, utilities) and do a few WM spend here and there. I usually try to keep 5K on the last day of the month to keep One+ just for the facade. I have never taken cash (except 3-4 times cashback on purchases at WM long ago). Not sure if this pattern will eventually lead to SD, but so far it has not lead to immediate SD.

dtm1017 Feb 4, 2026 3:54 pm


Originally Posted by SioFW (Post 37565618)
take your permanent card to sco
try to swipe it, see if anything happens. insert it, see if anything happens.
scan barcode, see if anything happens.

I haven't tried myself but perhaps the trick is to force SCO to want you to swipe by blocking the chip insert 3x
but who knows? cause nobody wants to say :)

I tried much of this with my permanent card (I stupidly signed up online and don't have a temp card) and could not crack the code.

I guess I'll keep probing.

webtran Feb 21, 2026 5:49 pm

I looked through the DP spreadsheet but could not find the answer. Is it possible to load onepay using OneVanilla (Bancorp/Incomm) @walmart?

I know onevanilla at walmart for Serve loads does not work but is it same for Onepay?

Thanks

radonc1 Feb 22, 2026 7:19 am


Originally Posted by webtran (Post 37609929)
I looked through the DP spreadsheet but could not find the answer. Is it possible to load onepay using OneVanilla (Bancorp/Incomm) @walmart?

I know onevanilla at walmart for Serve loads does not work but is it same for Onepay?

Thanks

Bring the card in question and a $20 bill with you the next time you go to WM and try to load your One card with the GC. If that fails, just apologize with some lame excuse about the card and use the cash to load.
No one is going to pillory you for failing to load with plastic. It happens all the time.
And then let us know how you did ;)
We appreciate DPs.

PS: Bancor/Incomm cards seems to get bad press, just to give you a hint

Sean54 Mar 17, 2026 9:56 pm

Has the debit load limit been changed to 999 or is wiki 990 limit old information?

Is there a limit to how much cash I can deposit?#

You can deposit a minimum of $1.00 up to a maximum of $999 for each transaction but cannot exceed $3,000 in cash deposits for the day.

benny08 Mar 24, 2026 5:49 pm


Originally Posted by Sean54 (Post 37655014)
Has the debit load limit been changed to 999 or is wiki 990 limit old information?

Is there a limit to how much cash I can deposit?#

You can deposit a minimum of $1.00 up to a maximum of $999 for each transaction but cannot exceed $3,000 in cash deposits for the day.

$999. Haven't changed since the card came out.

finka Apr 4, 2026 11:27 pm


Originally Posted by Prometheus77 (Post 37516364)
My family works as a team ;)

what are the tax implications? I want to open up one for my grandma but if i push 30k a year through there I don't want her to have extra "income" on her taxes or have any extra eyes on her accounts.

weezl Apr 27, 2026 2:48 pm

Cash back not posting
 
It's like pulling teeth. Nothing codes correctly in cash back purchases. 14% cash back on $100 In gas at $6.50 a gallon In SoCal is a lotta dough per fill up

radonc1 Apr 28, 2026 11:01 am


Originally Posted by weezl (Post 37725560)
It's like pulling teeth. Nothing codes correctly in cash back purchases. 14% cash back on $100 In gas at $6.50 a gallon In SoCal is a lotta dough per fill up

Are you using the OnePay Cash Rewards Card?

As noted in the OnePay site


If you do not pre-qualify for the OnePay CashRewards Card, you will be considered for a OnePay Walmart Spend Card, which does not have a standard cash back program.


cidcock Apr 28, 2026 12:26 pm


Originally Posted by benny08 (Post 37667423)
$999. Haven't changed since the card came out.

Is the load process similar to Serve? If I use $200 VGC or MCGC, can you multi swipe or do you need to do $199 per swipe?

weezl Apr 29, 2026 4:30 am


Originally Posted by radonc1 (Post 37726917)
Are you using the OnePay Cash Rewards Card?

As noted in the OnePay site


If you do not pre-qualify for the OnePay CashRewards Card, you will be considered for a OnePay Walmart Spend Card, which does not have a standard cash back program.

I don't know how to tell, but I have received cash back on gas and food bonuses, so I'm assuming I've qualified

radonc1 Apr 29, 2026 9:03 am


Originally Posted by weezl (Post 37728135)
I don't know how to tell, but I have received cash back on gas and food bonuses, so I'm assuming I've qualified

No
You need to look at your One app, which will tell you whether you have a OnePay cash rewards account.
Are you making an approved DD of $500/month to your account?
Do you have $20K in the One savings account?
Did you get approved for a One Cash account from Coastal Bank?

If you haven't met one of the above requirements, then you do not have a One Cash account.:


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