eStatements

1. Log in to Online Banking.
2. In the left navigation, under "Account Services", select "Change Statement Options".
3. Complete the "Update Paper Statement Preferences" section for each relationship number and select "Continue".
4. Select "I Agree" to confirm your update. (It may take up to 6 weeks for the change to take effect.)

Once you opt out of paper statements, you’ll receive an email notification every time a new eStatement is available. Access your banking account eStatements using the steps below.

1. Log in to Manage my Visa card.
2. Select the blue "Statement preferences" link on the right side of the account summary (main) screen.
3. Check that the email address listed further down the page is correct.
4. Toggle "Paper statements" off.

Don't have a "Manage my Visa card" account? Learn more about accessing your enviro Visa accounts online.

1. Log in to Online Banking to access your Account Summary.
2. In the left navigation, under "My Accounts", select "View eStatements".
3. From the "View eStatements" dropdown menu, select "My eStatements" or "Visa Statements"

In Online Banking (on desktop):

1. Log in to Online Banking to access your Account Summary.
2. In the left navigation, under "My Accounts", select "Visa Statements".

On the "Manage my Visa card" website:

1. Log in to Manage my Visa card.
2. Select "View eStatements" from the "I want to…" dropdown menu.

At Vancity, our primary focus is caring for both people and the planet, rather than solely prioritizing profits. This tree planting project deeply affects our members and the communities they call home. Together, we know we can make change to help restore the sites impacted by the Hanceville fire in Williams Lake, BC.

Trees absorb and store carbon dioxide through a process known as photosynthesis, but this carbon is released if the tree is burnt or dies off. They also prevent soil erosion, provide habitat for animals, enhance biodiversity, and provide important resources for whole communities.

By planting these trees, we can help accelerate restoration in areas where it could otherwise take decades for forests to come back.

veritree will work with foresters who will be present on site one week, one year, two years, five years, and ten to twelve years after planting to conduct survivability surveys. During these visits, foresters will check that no large die-offs have occurred and assess how well trees are growing. A combination of aerial checks and walk-throughs will be used. There are plans to replant the sites if fires damage the project area.

Their proprietary planting technology verifies the trees that are being planted and measures and monitors vital information as they grow, making it possible for us to see our impact in near real-time.

In short, veritree will use technology and work with foresters to help track and monitor the tree planting project.

Wildfire risk will continue to be a concern for this region in the future. Some of the trees that are being replanted are Aspen, which act as a natural fuel break.

Reducing paper statements will contribute to a reduction in our annual operational emissions. We believe in supporting reforestation projects, but this tree planting initiative isn’t part of delivering on our net-zero commitment.