If you lose your UCF Card, you can freeze your Knight Cash account using your Online Account Manager to ensure it is not misused. Every vendor is contractually obligated to visually confirm that the photo on the card matches the individual that is presenting it at the time of purchase. Any transaction occurring due to the vendor not checking the photo, will be covered by them. There is a $15 replacement fee every time you replace your ID. Since your Knight Cash is linked to the Online Account, it will remain protected and will be available on your replacement card.
If you find a UCF Card, please drop it off at the UCF Card Services office in the John T. Washington Center as soon as possible to ensure the cardholder does not pay the $15 replacement fee. We will contact the cardholder to let them know we are holding their card. If you can't drop it off immediately, please call 407-823-2100 and we will inform the cardholder when they can stop by and pick it up.
Bring your current UCF Card to the Fairwinds Credit Union branch in the John T. Washington Center and they will connect it to your student bank account.
The money on your UCF Card will roll over from semester to semester and year to year. Knight Cash can be refunded upon graduation, transferring or leaving the university for at least two semesters.
Refund Process:
Your UCF Card is active for six years after it is made. However, if you have left UCF for more than one scholastic year and do not have your old UCF Card, you are eligible for a free replacement in our office.
Yes, first you must fill out the proper paper work with the Registrar’s Office in Millican Hall. This can take up to 24 hours to be processed in the system before the change will be made to your account.
Afterwards, come into the UCF Card office with your old UCF Card containing your previous last name as well as another form of updated identification reflecting your name change, such as a driver’s license. We can then swap your UCF Card out with an updated card with the correct changes.
At the very top of your UCF Card you will see your first and last name as it is on file with UCF. Under this on the left you’ll also see your photo taken at the Card Office with your card’s expiration date.
Every UCF Card expires 6 years from the day you received it. On the right you’ll see the Knight Cash logo followed by a 16 digit number 60092102xxxxxxxx - this is your Individual ISO number which is your personalized card number. Next is your library number (abbreviated LIB) which the Library uses to allow you access to the services they provide. Finally, you’ll see your personal UCF ID number as well as your status with the University (Student, Staff, Faculty, etc).
Bring your UCF Card to the card office and our staff will promptly assess the situation. After assessment they will see if it’s possible to re-magnetize your magnetic stripe, located on the back of your card, for free. If this doesn’t work then you will be required to pay a $15 replacement fee for a new card.
This is a matter of integrity. Being a member of the UCF community and possessing a UCF Card, which allows you access to all of the student amenities, is a privilege. Your UCF Card is for your use only. Any unauthorized use of your UCF Card will result in it being confiscated, all parties being questioned, and possible penalties.
For more information review the UCF Golden Rule http://goldenrule.sdes.ucf.edu/. Before you can be issued a replacement UCF Card you will have to obtain a form from the Office of Student Conduct http://osc.sdes.ucf.edu/. These forms must be signed in the Card Office.
No, once you replace your lost UCF Card, any previous cards you have are de-activated and cannot be re-activated. If you find any old UCF Cards, simply hand them in to the card office so our staff can properly dispose of them for you. Be advised that if you try to use an old/de-activated card, it will be confiscated.
All UCF Cards expire exactly six years from the time they are issued. If your card is not expired but is worn/ damaged/ has an outdated design, the replacement fee will be $15. The only time you’re eligible for a free card is when your UCF Card is expired or you have a name or status change. In this case you MUST bring in your old card to swap it out; otherwise you are required to pay $15.
All amenities that students get access to through their UCF Card are immediately accessible at the start of the semester you are currently enrolled in.
If there are any Academic, Financial or Health related holds on your MyUCF Account this may impact your ability to use the various services around campus.
As a courtesy, SGA provides every student with $2.00 allowance a week for “Free Printing”. These funds do not “roll over” and are replenished each Sunday evening bringing your total allowance back up to the $2.00 amount. For printing costs and issues with SGA Printing funds please refer to the SGA website: https://ucfsga.com/services/free-scantrons-and-blue-books/.
We advise against punching holes or tampering with the UCF Card in any way. Any modification to the card may result in it becoming damaged. All damaged cards are the sole responsibility of the cardholder and will cost $15 to replace.
Our office advises that you keep your UCF Card in the protective sleeve we provide you to minimize the chances of damaging or de-magnetizing your card. The card office sells lanyards to further protect your card from damage and becoming lost.
No, all UCF students will receive the same “Student” status. Otherwise, you would need to replace your card each year as your status changes.
Yes! All Veterans receive a special Veterans logo on the bottom right of their UCF Card to signify their Veteran status as long as the proper paper work is filled out with the university. For more details go to the Veterans Academic Resource Center (VARC) website here: http://varc.sdes.ucf.edu/.
Staff or Faculty members who are retired receive a “Retired” UCF Card to use on campus for services such as the library and UCF merchandise discounts. For more details visit the Human Resources website: https://hr.ucf.edu/retired-employees/ucf-retirement-association/.
Card Services does not issue Alumni Cards. The UCF Alumni Office issues a special Keycard which grants them access to a multitude of events and benefits. For more details about the Alumni Key Card refer to the UCF Alumni Website here: https://ucfalumni.com/keycard.
No, you can only have one active UCF Card at a time. In most cases your “Student” status will override your “Staff” or “Faculty” status on cards as long as you’re paying your tuition. If you take a semester off and decide to work on campus that same semester, you’re considered a staff or faculty member and not a student since you are not paying tuition or taking classes. Unless you’re informed otherwise by your employer, you do not need to purchase or update to a new UCF Card for the summer session.
In the event you use the University paid voucher for your tuition, your card will reflect your “Staff” or “Faculty” status only. The voucher covers the cost of tuition only and does not pay other student fees.
Your replacement card will take between 30-40 minutes to update. Knight Cash funds will automatically transfer over to your new card. Any Meal Plan that is linked to your card will have to be manually updated by Dining Services. Building/ Residence Hall door access that is connected to your card will have to be updated (“Re-Keyed”) to reflect your new card number.
To re-key your UCF Card simply talk to your RA or visit Key Services in Neptune 159 (407-823-1239). For more questions please refer to the Housing website: http://www.housing.ucf.edu/ .
When having your ID photo taken please note that all bandanas, hats, sunglasses, visors, etc. must be removed before your picture is taken. The only exceptions to this are items worn for cultural or religious purposes. i.e. Also, no funny faces. We only accept Smiles or Neutral Faces in headshot photos.
Knight Cash is one of the most convenient payment methods to use at UCF. There are three convenient and secure ways to add Knight Cash to your UCF Card (Online, at the Card Office, and Loader Kiosks). Knight Cash can be used to pay for everything on campus from laundry and vending machines to food vendors and Health Center co-pays.
There are only three limitations to Knight Cash, it can’t be used to pay for tuition, housing fees, or dining memberships. There is no minimum balance for Knight Cash, while the maximum limit is $5,000. Family members as well as students can add Knight Cash to their account at any time.
No fees are associated with Knight Cash and all balances roll over from semester to semester and year to year.
Monitoring transactions or freezing your account is quick and simple with the Online Account Manager: https://knightcash.ucf.edu/login.aspx
Yes. The online Knight Cash transaction is conducted via a secure server and your data is encrypted during transmission. You can be assured that your information is protected.
Finance & Accounting has approved the use of PCards for adding funds to departmental copy cards via the Online Account Manager or obtain a printed receipt from Kiosks and Loaders.
Users must be sure to print out the online confirmation when using the Online Account Manager or obtain a printed receipt from Kiosks and Loaders for backup documentation to Finance & Accounting.
The minimum deposit amount is set at $5 on all deposits made by credit card. However, cash transactions made at the Loaders & Kiosks will accept $1 minimum deposits.
UCF Card Services
104 Aquarius Agora Dr.
Orlando, FL 32816-0056
John T. Washington Center
Across from the UCF Bookstore
Room #104 | Phone: 407-823-2100
Mon – Thu: 8 am to 6 pm
Friday, 8 am to 5 pm