New URL for Treasury Check Verification Application website

TREASURY | August 15, 2019 |

Effective August 10, 2019, the URL for the Treasury Check Verification Application (TCVA) website has changed. The new URL is https://tcva.fiscal.treasury.gov (Off-site).

The old URL, https://tcva.fms.treas.gov, will have a redirect link to the new URL for 30 days, beginning August 10, 2019. After the 30-day period has ended, the old URL will no longer be active and you will be required to use the new URL.

Please ensure any automated query operations your institution uses that rely on the TCVA website are updated using the new URL to avoid interruptions with your processing.

If you have any questions related to this change, please contact the Bureau of the Fiscal Service Call Center (Off-site) at (855) 868-0151, option 1.

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