Investor Relations Locations Rates Contact Personal Business Connect About Log In Debit Cards Contact us Home Business Spend Debit Cards Pages within Spend Debit cards offer an alternative to making purchases with credit. Make a purchase with any merchant that accepts MasterCard, in person or online, and the funds are automatically withdrawn from your PCSB checking account. Your FREE PCSB debit card gives you access to your checking account at any ATM. Debit cards can be used in two ways: Like an ATM card for immediate withdrawals of cash Like a check when making a purchase. The money used to pay for the transaction is deducted from your account. Debit Card Advantages Easy to obtain - Once you open an account, PCSB will issue you a free debit card upon request. Convenience - Purchases can be made using a chip-enabled terminal or by swiping the card rather than filling out a paper check. Safety - You don't have to carry cash or a checkbook. Readily accepted - When out of town, debit cards are widely accepted, just like credit cards. Call914-248-7272 EmailContact Us VisitLocations Reach Out Contact Us Locations Reorder Check PCSB Bank Corporate Headquarters 2651 Strang Blvd. Yorktown Heights, NY 10598 Routing Number: 221970980 Learn More Team News Community Careers Cash Management Investor Relations Go Digital Join in the conversation with PCSB’s social media channels: Facebook Twitter LinkedIn YouTube Online Banking Mobile Banking Take PCSB with you by downloading our mobile app: Privacy Statement Internet Security Website Accessibility Sitemap PCSB Bank is a full-service New York bank with locations throughout Westchester, Putnam, Dutchess and Rockland Counties. Explore checking accounts, savings accounts, auto loans, personal loans, mortgages, business bank accounts, business loans, cash management services and more. Bank online, with our mobile app, or visit one of our conveniently located branches in the Lower Hudson Valley. Copyright © 2021 PCSB Bank. All Rights Reserved. Site by ZAG Interactive Website - Opens in New Window