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January ~ February ~ March

In This Issue:

Disbursing News

From the Program Management Office

Navy Cash Managers of the Month

Fleet Events and Training Dates

Additional Resources

Points of Contact
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From the Program Management Office

Enhanced Enrollment Features!

Navy Cash self-enrollment has been available to all new card holders for some time. New 

Crewmembers, Marines, Squadrons, AIRDETs, and TAD personnel can use Navy Cash Self 

Enrollment before embarking onboard ships. This is a terrific value-added feature to further reduce 

the NCAOs workload for 2887/2889 management and allow both new cardholders and NCAOs a 

smooth transition for card issuance. New cardholders can go to www.navycash.com, look for “Need a 

Navy Cash Card?” and click on ‘Enroll Here’ to get started.

New cardholders will have to agree to the Terms and Conditions, and privacy policies then enter their 

personal email to proceed. NCAOs will want to inform those self-enrolling to have their bank’s 

routing number and their checking account number ready to input into the application to fully 

register. New enrollees will need to know the command they are going to so their profile can be sent 

to that ship. Upon arrival, the enrollee can go to Disbursing to get their new card. As a NCAO, you 

don’t need to have them complete a new 2887, it’s done through the self-enrollment; no need to 

upload a 2887, the self-enrollment information is attached to the card holder’s profile.

All contractors should be directed to self-enroll as well, they’ll have an extra requirement to note they 

are a contractor within the 2887 and then provide additional employer information. Properly 

completing this step will generate a 2889 contractor form to attach to their profile.

Self-enrollment reduces the workload on the NCAO/Deputy and ensures the cardholder has a valid 

2887 on file and gives the NCAO the proper information to manage and collect negative balances and 

ensure remaining funds left on a card be pushed to the cardholder.

Completed 2887/2888/2889 Documents

Please ensure any cardholder within your command using a Navy Cash card has a completed 

2887/2888/2889 on file with the Federal Reserve Bank.

2887s are for any military or federal civilian employees, direct new cardholders to compete the selfenrollment through the Navy Cash website or the Navy Cash mobile App.

2888s are for all merchants’ onboard ship under your Navy Cash/Disbursing responsibility that have a 

card connected to a bank. When a merchant card holder turns over as a result of new responsibilities, 

or a transfer a new 2888 should be completed for the new accountable official for that 

merchant. Please ensure all your merchant card holders with a connected bank account to the card are 

current.

2889s are an additional form required by US Treasury for all contractors that use Navy Cash, this is 

an additional form to the 2887both of which can be managed through the Navy Cash website through 

self-enrollment. 

Completed forms are the best management tool a NCAO can have to manage cardholder accounts, 

negative balance collections, and to return abandoned funds should a card holder not go through a 

proper check out.
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Device Management Reminder:

Whether you’re pier side, out for local ops or deployed we remind you to employ sound device 

management. All your devices; Point of sales (POS), Card accessing devices (CAD), Kiosks, 

workstations and servers should be fully operational to support Navy Cash for everyday 

business. When your devices are offline reference the Device User Guide in the SOP, section 5D, to 

try and bring them back up. This usually entails powering the device off, then back on. If that 

doesn’t bring the device back online, then open a trouble ticket with Navy Cash CSU for additional 

support.

If the Device is broken, regardless of the reason, open a ticket to have it replaced, return instructions 

will follow then get the broken POS or CAD into the mail as soon as you’re able and a replacement 

will be shipped. If there are any transactions remaining on the device, FRB or SAIC will recover the 

transaction, if possible, once collected you’ll receive an email to establish a remote session to upload 

any transactions to your system.

Take the opportunity to ensure all your devices are in good working order, any broken or nonfunctional devices that may be sitting around in a drawer or safe or closet, open a ticket and get them 

ready to send out for replacement once instructed. It’s important to ensure you take the time to 

manage your devices to ensure inventory compliance, you have the allotted number of spares, and you 

can support your crew’s Navy Cash activity. It further helps us ensure you’re fully supported through 

the program office, and we maintain good back up inventory to ensure you can do the same.

IPA 280 Point of Sale Devices

For all ships with Navy Cash version 1.4.7.1, you have IPA 280 point of sale devices. As you’re all 

aware these legacy POS devices are very aged. NAVSUP Program Office askes you keep a close eye 

on these devices for swollen batteries. If you have an IPA 280 out of commission due to breakage, 

or just not communicating/charging please open a case with Navy Cash CSU to have it exchanged for 

a replacement. If there is an IPA 280 POS with a swollen battery, it should be removed, turned into 

your HAZMAT department, and then open a ticket with the subject line ‘Swollen Battery’. This will 

allow the program office to manage remaining inventory and allocate devices and spare batteries as 

needed. For additional questions or comments please connect with your Navy Cash FLC 

representative.

Navy Cash Cardholder Profile Moves: As a reminder, when processing new checks in for personnel 

that had a Navy Cash account previously, please use the full SSN to search on the Navy Cash website. 

After locating the profile, you can change the location to your ship. After the next roundtrip, or 

about 24 hours later, you should be able to issue the cardholder a new card. Of note, if you do NOT 

use the full SSN and use the first and last name, you may accidently pull the wrong individual over to 

your ship, which will cause several issues. If the cardholder still has their unexpired Navy Cash card, 

they can simply do a “Ship check in” at the Navy Cash ATM onboard the ship. After 24 hours, their 

Navy Cash card should be fully functional. If you have any questions about these procedures, please 

contact your supporting FLC.
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ENS Parsa Hosseini, the Assistant Supply Officer onboard USS John Finn (DDG113) homeported in Yokosuka, Japan has been selected as the Navy Cash Manager 

of the Month! ENS Hosseini led four divisions and over 35 sailors in supply chain 

and inventory management, food service administration, retail and ship services 

operations, disbursement, and postal operations across four arduous 7th Fleet 

patrols in 2023 and 2024. He orchestrated over 20 hours towards the Navy 

Financial Reporting System (NFRS) conversion to the cutting-edge Deployable 

Disbursing System (DDS) in order to manage up to $100K of ship board cash in an 

audit compliant environment. Under his direct leadership, the retail and services 

division contributed 55K in profits to MWR. His dedication to standards and 

attention to detail resulted in a score of “OUTSTANDING” during his Field 

Examination Group Audit in August 2023 and “EXCELLENT” score on Annual 

Postal audit in September 2023. ENS Hosseini continues to produce successes at 

every step and has made a significant positive impact onboard John Finn. He well 

deserves to be Navy Cash Manger of the Month.

Navy Cash Managers of the Month
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Lieutenant Adam Decherd, Disbursing and HAZMAT Officer on board USS 

MAKIN ISLAND homeported in San Diego, CA has been selected as the Navy 

Cash Manager of the Month. His persistence, commitment to customer service, 

exceptional communication, and technical expertise were critical to supporting the 

CNO’s “Get Real, Get Better” near-term Line of Effort “Quality of Service during 

Availabilities”. Receiving a barge that was not equipped with Navy Cash services, 

he would not accept this as status quo and was determined to find a way to provide 

the crew with the service they deserve. He collaborated with ship’s force, barge 

management, SAIC contractors, and NEXCOM to establish the infrastructure 

required to provide vending operations. He devoted several hours of 

troubleshooting efforts to deliver enhanced quality of life to the crew. His 

dedication to improving crew morale and determination make him most deserving 

of recognition as “Navy Cash Manager of the Month.”

Navy Cash Managers of the Month
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Refresher Training

Norfolk, VA TBD

San Diego, CA 07-10 May 2024

Meet the Fleet (Below dates are tentative and subject to change)

PACNORWEST April 2024

San Diego, CA May 2024

Fleet Events and Training
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Navy Cash, DDS tech docs are available on SAILOR 2.1 

https://sailor.navy.mil/sailor/home.cfm

Navy Cash Treasury Website

Navycash.gov

Or

https://www.fiscal.treasury.gov

NAVSUP 727, NAVYCASH SOP, NAVY CASH SOP CHANGE 

NOTICE

https://fiscal.treasury.gov/navy-cash/procedures.html

NAVSUP News and Media

https://www.navsup.navy.mil/navsup/news

Deployable Disbursing System (DDS)

Tutorials: https://www.milsuite.mil/video
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Federal Reserve Bank Customer Service Center (CSC) 

Customer Service Center (CSC) 

Cardholders: (866) 3NAVYCASH or (866) 362-8922 

Business hours (0000-1800 CT M-F)

Website: www.navycash.com 

E-mail: navycashcenter@frb.org

Disbursing Offices: (866) 662-8922 

Website: www.navycashcenter.com

Email: navycashcenter@frb.org 

NAVSUPHQ Navy Cash Program Office 

Eric Burks, Navy Cash Supervisor eric.h.burks.civ@us.navy.mil 

Beth Pollock, Program Manager beth.a.pollock.civ@us.navy.mil 

Michael Harants, Deputy Program Manager michael.j.harants.civ@us.navy.mil 

David Robertson, Installation Manager david.s.robertson16.civ@us.navy.mil 

Melanie Truempy, Financial/Shipboard Auditor 

 melanie.m.truempy.civ@us.navy.mil 

Derek Takara, LCS EagleCash and Training Mgr derek.a.takara.civ@us.navy.mil 

David Sulli, Logistics Management Specialist david.c.sulli.civ@us.navy.mil 

John Titzel, Integrated Logistics Manager john.t.titzel.civ@us.navy.mil 

Nicholas Brown, Program Analyst nicholas.g.brown4.civ@us.navy.mil 

Jeff Salguero, CPO jeff.b.salguero.mil@us.navy.mil 

Ralph Pieper, Information Systems Security Manager 

 ralph.l.pieper3.civ@us.navy.mil 

Johnathan Boyce, Information System Security Mgr 

 jonathan.s.boyce2.civ@us.navy.mil

NAVSUP FLC Navy Cash Fleet Support 

Hugh Chin, Waterfront Support (LANTFLT) hugh.o.chin.civ@us.navy.mil 

Andrew Yager, Waterfront Support (PACFLT) w.a.yager.civ@us.navy.mil 

Restituto Herrera, Waterfront Support (YOKOSUKA)

 restituto.c.herrera.civ@us.navy.mil