My Texas CEF is a free secure online service in which investors and borrowers can quickly access Texas CEF investment and loan information and statements, as well as request transactions from certain accounts.
My Texas CEF promotes the good stewardship of resources. By using this financial service, you help us reduce administrative costs, which in turn allow us to keep loan rates to churches as low as possible. Enjoy the ease and convenience of accessing your Texas CEF account information—anywhere you have Internet access!
- View account history and balances.
- Review loan payment history.
- Inform Texas CEF of address and email changes.
- Contact Texas CEF staff via secure email.
Enroll Now
Individual investors may enroll online by visiting My Texas CEF's enrollment page or by completing the Individual Enrollment Form. Congregations and organizations must complete the Organization Enrollment Form to apply for online access. Mail or fax the completed form to:
7900 E Hwy 290
Austin, TX 78724
Fax: 512-928-9365
If you mail or fax your request for online access, you will receive information welcoming you to My Texas CEF within seven days after Texas CEF receives your request form. At that time, you will receive your My Texas CEF user name and temporary password by email
Password
If you wish to change your password and/or PassMark image and phrase, log on to My Texas CEF, select "Administration," then "Change Password" or "PassMark" and follow the instructions.
PassMark
PassMark is the user authentication for My Texas CEF. PassMark provides extra security by ensuring that the user is not at risk of sharing their user name and password information unknowingly. There are two facets to this higher level of authentication.
PassMark Image — As a My Texas CEF user, you select or upload an image and a text phrase of six to 18 characters (letters or numbers). This is called a PassMark (This phrase is not your password). Once the user name is correctly entered into My Texas CEF, you will be presented with your specific PassMark. This assures you are on the correct website and allows only you have access to your personal information.
Challenge Questions — Enrolling in My Texas CEF requires you to provide answers to security or challenge questions. You may wish to register your personal computer to avoid the challenge questions. Answering the questions is part of the log-in if you have not registered your personal computer. To register a computer, select the button indicating you are using your own computer. Do not choose this option if you are using a computer in a public place such as a library.
"Ask A Question / Send a Message"
Use this feature to communicate with Texas CEF via secure email.
- Request an electronic funds transfer TO or FROM your Texas CEF account (if you are already signed up for EFT)
- Transaction requests, such as withdrawal or transfer
- Phone number update
- General inquiries
Alerts
Alerts are e-mail messages that you can request about your account. Some of the alerts available are:
- Your note will be maturing soon. Your account balance has reached a specified amount.
- Your requested service has been fulfilled.
- You have a secure e-mail message.
- To set up an alert, go to the "Administration" tab and select "Alerts" under "Manage Communications."
Security
My Texas CEF uses industry-standard SSL (secure socket layer) technology to protect your personal information. From the moment you enter your My Texas CEF user name and password until you log off; all communications between you and Texas CEF within the My Texas CEF system are encrypted to protect your privacy and the confidentiality of your account information.
Questions?
Please call 1-888-951-1233 between 8:15 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. (CT) Monday through Friday to speak to a Texas CEF representative. If you call Texas CEF outside regular business hours, please leave a detailed voicemail message.
