Wells Fargo Banking

Checking Account Options Available From Wells Fargo

Florida A&M University and Wells Fargo have teamed up to offer you optional added banking convenience with your linked Rattler Card. This program offers you choices – you can choose to open an account and you can choose to link that account to your Rattler Card for banking access.  Both optional services are available for your convenience. 

Speak to a Wells Fargo Banker at at Wells Fargo banking location near you to open a new Everday Checking account and to link it to your Rattler Card. Click here to find out how!

Florida A&M receives financial support from Wells Fargo for services associated with the Rattler Card to help offset costs.  Students, faculty and staff are not required to open an account with Wells Fargo to receive or use the Rattler Card for other campus services. For information about the major feature and common fees of checking accounts offered through this program, please click on the links below:

The Department of Education’s (ED) Cash Management regulations 34 CFR 668.164(d)(4)(i)(B)(2) (issued October 2015), require institutions participating in T2 (Campus Card) arrangements to list and identify the major  features and commonly assessed fees  as well as a URL for the terms and conditions of each financial account offered under the arrangement.     

                Financial Disclosure Form

Florida A&M University and Wells Fargo Campus Card Agreement

For the award year period of July 1, 2019 - June 30, 2020:

Total number of customers with linked accounts:          1,713

Mean and median linked account costs:                      

• Mean                  $20.35

• Median               $     - 

Total consideration received by Florida A&M University:     $22,500 

Wells Fargo uses information provided to us directly by our customers to identify students with a Wells Fargo Campus Card linked to their accounts.

Mean and median costs reported for this award year period reflect new benefits provided to eligible Campus Card linked accounts beginning in March 2020. These new benefits were available to eligible customers for four out of the twelve months of activity analyzed in the contract data for the most recent award year (7/1/2019-6/30/2020).  As a result, the mean and median costs above do not show the effect of a full year of the new benefits.                         

The Department of Education’s (ED) Cash Management regulations 34 CFR 668.164(d)(4)(i)(B)(2) (issued October 2015), require institutions participating in T2 (Campus Card) arrangements to list and identify the major features and commonly assessed fees as well as a URL for the terms and conditions of each financial account offered under the arrangement.